By Kyle Sanders April 5th, 2016 Personalization is the newest frontier for UX professionals. An overall positive user experience for a vast audience is obviously still a goal, but taking collected knowledge about individual users, leads, visitors, or customers whatever the case may be is a fantastic way to increase engagement, sales, or any other conversion … Continue reading PX Design: Tailored User eXperience For Individuals
by Elena Prokopets April 3, 2016 Follow @elenatravelgramApril 3, 2016 A web app that isn’t easy to use will not win many hearts. But designing a user-friendly interface is no joke either. What do my users want? How will they discover all the awesome features I have? How can I manage to convert them from … Continue reading The Little Black Book of Intuitive Web Application Design
by Cassie Green April 2, 2016April 2, 2016 It’s a regular problem for designers: Choosing appropriate the fonts you want to use for your website—we call this practice, “font pairing.” By font pairings, I’m referring to how to choose a “set” of fonts (two or more) that will be used for specific types of written … Continue reading Font Pairing in Web Design—How to Choose the Exact Fonts You Need for Your New Website
by Andrea Willson March 25, 2016March 25, 2016 Your company’s website is your gateway to new leads. As more and more consumers make decisions based on their online experience, your website is more important than ever. It should establish your company, provide information on your products or services, and ultimately generate leads. As a core … Continue reading 6 Signs Your Company Needs a Website Design Refresh
by Jenni Boyd March 20, 2016March 20, 2016 Typography has become the focus of many modern designs. The ability to convey emotion and ideas through text doesn’t just depend on what the text says – it depends on how the text looks. Choosing the right font for the message can determine the success of a … Continue reading 10 Free Fonts to Amp Up Your Designs
by Anoop Gupta March 13, 2016 Follow @kumaranoopguptaMarch 13, 2016 With 2016 well and truly underway, we are becoming more aware of what is (and isn’t) popular for web design at the moment. If you were reading blogs and articles in the final days of 2015, trying to get on top of all the projected … Continue reading 6 More Predictions For Web Design in 2016
by Kirsty Gasston March 10, 2016March 10, 2016 As web designers and web developers, there is a certain amount of terminology that we use on such a regular basis that it often doesn’t occur to us that other people that we’re working with, including our customers, might not know what some of the things we’re … Continue reading Web Design and Development Terminology
by Melissa Duko March 7, 2016March 7, 2016 Website makeovers are a labor of love. You spend hours pouring over new layouts, color schemes, fonts, code, and content. Weeks, maybe months go by, then one day you’re ready to share your “new baby” with the world. You excitedly relaunch your site only to find traffic … Continue reading 3 Reasons Your Traffic Might Tank After A Redesign
by Alex Birkett February 22, 2016February 22, 2016 Watch this trailer of The Hateful Eight, and then fill in the blanks: K I _ _ Because of priming, you’re most likely to spell k-i-l-l because of the violent images in the video clip. You’re highly unlikely to fill in the blanks to spell k-i-s-s or … Continue reading How To Use Priming To Improve UX
by Goutham Bhadri February 5, 2016 Follow @mktgsamuraiFebruary 5, 2016 There’s one common mistake I see businesses make when redesigning a website – they fail to plan effectively. I get frustrated every time I see it happen. I know how much a website can make or break a business’s success because I’ve seen it first-hand. … Continue reading Planning Your Website Redesign? 6 Important Things To Consider Before You Start
