August 3, 2016 Your website exists for your customers. So, who does it serve when your customers search for your products or services and can’t find your company website, or can’t find what they’re looking for when they do? For many businesses, website design is a passive task. Your team designs it once and it’s … Continue reading Embarrassed By Your Company Website Design? Here’s What To Do
by Roman Kniahynyckyj July 28, 2016 Follow @kniahynyckyjJuly 28, 2016 We’ve been working with a number of clients who’ve chosen a Growth Driven Design approach when refreshing their website and have seen great success. Our client successes and the challenges we’ve encountered in those successes have taught us some important lessons – the secrets of … Continue reading 3 Secrets To A Successful Growth Driven Design Implementation
by Adam Privette July 23, 2016July 23, 2016 Design, especially web design, is a tricky field for amateurs. Many people’s first reaction to being handed a web design task is to create something which satisfies their own design tastes. As either a business owner or a designer, it’s important to remind yourself the point of … Continue reading Web Design: Art or Science?
by Lara Berendt July 22, 2016July 22, 2016 Believe it or not, your mobile website is the only version of your site some of your customers and prospects will ever see. In the United States this year, nearly one in 10 internet users will only go online with a mobile device. Fifty-one percent of consumers’ … Continue reading Great Website Design From Desktop to Mobile: 8 Business Websites
Facebook is testing a new look for of its desktop Pages that drops right-hand ads and repositions the page’s cover photo, profile photo and navigation bar. Tim Peterson on July 11, 2016 The trend of ad-free Facebook Pages continues. Facebook has started testing another redesign of its desktop Pages that omits the ads that normally … Continue reading Facebook’s testing another ad-free Pages design for desktop
by Kelly O’Hara July 9, 2016July 9, 2016 If a picture is worth a thousand words, we should be able to take some pointers from that picture to write our words. Great design succeeds for a reason, and many of those reasons are transferrable to how marketers go about writing compelling content. Here are a … Continue reading 5 Things Great Design Can Teach You About Great Writing
by Dan Shewan July 12, 2016July 12, 2016 Thanks to emerging technologies and the growing expectation that we should be able to do almost literally everything online, there’s never been a more exciting time in the field of web design. From huge brands redefining what corporate websites can be to the minimal, elegant work of … Continue reading Website Design Inspiration: 8 Sites to Spark Your Creativity
by Cassie Green July 5, 2016July 5, 2016 Staying organized while designing can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. I’ve learned the value of staying organized. It boils down to this — it keeps me on track while working on design projects. One of my favorite parts of working here is … Continue reading Staying Organized with Graphic Design — Tips and Tricks for Organizing Your Small Business Life
by Janna Hartley June 30, 2016June 30, 2016 Not long ago, emails resembling printed newsletters were prevalent. They had two or three columns, a number of articles, a table of contents, a “published” date and a lot of content that was best read on a desktop device. We’ve come a long way since then. First … Continue reading Email Design, Email Engagement, Email Readability
by Jenni Boyd June 30, 2016 Follow @thequasihipsterJune 30, 2016 Adobe Spark is Adobe’s new, free design web app, and it’s giving Canva a run for it’s money. But is it as versatile as Canva? In some ways, Adobe Spark is giving a strong showing in its competition with Canva. It has a couple of … Continue reading Design at a Glance: The Pros and Cons of Canva and Adobe Spark
