By Jon-Mikel Bailey, June 14, 2019 We’ve been designing and developing websites for 16+ years. So, naturally, we use a good bit of jargon. Sometimes it’s shorthand but the majority of the time we use these terms because they are the best way to describe a thing we do, need, etc. So, I asked our … Continue reading 70 Web Design and Development Terms We Wish You Knew, Part One
Jane Freeman — July 22, 2019 — July 22, 2019 A workspace that features state-of-the-art design isn’t a fancy perk. It can impact employee well-being and promote healthy habits that can benefit your company. After all, a strong office workspace design can make employees up to 33% happier at work and happy employees are 31% … Continue reading How to Design a Workspace That Boosts Employee Motivation
Matt Cameron — May 30, 2019 Follow @WeCheckmate — May 30, 2019 Every industry has its own language, and product design is no exception. To succeed in this field, you have to learn the lingo—but of course that’s easier said than done. Product design terminology is difficult to understand without context, especially as it relates … Continue reading Product Design Terminology: 17 Terms To Know
Dana Kachan — May 30, 2019 Follow @DanaKachan — May 30, 2019 Many websites are designed in the hopes that visitors will complete an action. To think that a website designed purely on aesthetics will “hopefully” convert sales is a quite tricky approach. Aesthetics are important. But if you do not approach web design with … Continue reading Data-Driven Web Design: How to Convert Your Website Into a Revenue-Generating Machine
Corie Stark — May 17, 2019 — May 17, 2019 Your content can and should come in many forms to compete in today’s crowded market. One way to present your work in an engaging, visual manner is to design an infographic. Why? Well-designed graphics are easy to digest and offer content in a fun way. … Continue reading Five Sources for Infographic Design – And How to Use Them!
Peep Laja — May 17, 2019 Follow @peeplaja — May 17, 2019 People make snap judgments. It takes only 1/10th of a second to form a first impression about a person. Websites are no different. It takes about 50 milliseconds (ms) (that’s 0.05 seconds) for users to form an opinion about your website that determines … Continue reading First Impressions Matter: Why Great Visual Design Is Essential
Dana Kachan — May 15, 2019 Follow @DanaKachan — May 15, 2019 Good design is something obvious. Great design is something almost transparent. Great web design can help build trust with users and motivate them to take your preferred course of actions and create profitable conversions. It’s not something about the influence on somebody’s will, … Continue reading Psychology in Web Design: Exploring Hidden Influences on Users’ Decision-Making
Peep Laja — April 26, 2019 Follow @peeplaja — April 26, 2019 Your website design is more important for conversions than you think. You can implement every conversion-boosting tactic in the world, but if your web design looks like crap, it won’t do you much good. Design is not just something designers do. Design is … Continue reading 8 Web Design Principles to Know in 2019
Amanda Singleton — April 29, 2019 — April 29, 2019 The idea of embarking on a website redesign can be intimidating. It’s best to get familiar with common web design terms to prepare yourself for a successful redesign process and ongoing website maintenance. Decoding Web Design Terms Accessibility The ability for websites to be usable … Continue reading How to Make Your Web Redesign Successful: Decode Web Design Terms
Brands can now design emails to more easily create a uniform brand experience across platforms and devices. Len Shneyder on April 26, 2019 It should come as no surprise by now that if you’re designing emails with a mobile-first ethos and aesthetic, then you’re already late to the game. Nearly 56% of emails are now … Continue reading Here’s why you need to make sure your email design is mobile-first
