by Laura Hogan March 10, 2016 Follow @lalalaurahoganMarch 10, 2016 Growth-driven design is one of those hot topic words we probably all keep hearing about. It has replaced the ‘website redesign’ search for trending topics and will continue to grow in popularity as we enter into 2016. So let’s discuss what growth-driven design really is … Continue reading The Basic Tenets of Growth-Driven Design
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 Samuel Muriithi March 7, 2016 Follow @TheWriterGarageMarch 7, 2016 by Samuel Muriithi March 7, 2016 Follow @TheWriterGarageMarch 7, 2016 Choice of product packaging design is essential to its success in the marketplace Eye-tracking research done with regard to consumers shopping behaviors indicates that most purchasing decisions are unthinking and instinctive; color, shape, and location … Continue reading 6 Essentials For Effective Product Packaging Design
by Monica Orrigo March 3, 2016March 3, 2016 Manufacturers and wholesale distributors looking to offer mobile eCommerce to B2B and/or B2C customers have a number of options. Some companies do mobile eCommerce design themselves, others hire it out, and others choose to deploy a ready-made mobile eCommerce solution. Regardless of the method you use to … Continue reading 4 Guiding Principles in Mobile eCommerce Design
by Rupert Adam February 14, 2016 Follow @emailcenterFebruary 14, 2016 For many designers creating email is an alien concept. Here are some useful tips for creating your email design brief. The basics There are a number of constraints a designer will have to contend with. These are namely the width, with 600-650px being the recommended … Continue reading Creating Your Email Design Brief
by Mike Parry February 10, 2016February 10, 2016 To improve the effectiveness of your emails it is important to not overwhelm users with choice and to not include any content with duplicate links. This concise approach to email design will not only improve the results of your campaigns but also reduce the time it takes … Continue reading Use Concise Email Design to Improve Campaign Results
by Sarah Smith February 10, 2016 Follow @sarahsmith82110February 10, 2016 Responsive web design is about creating a page that responds or resizes itself according to the type of device it’s seen on. This might be anything from an oversized desk monitor to a 4 inch smartphone screen. Elements such as images that render nicely on … Continue reading How to Use Google Analytics to Design a Responsive Website
by Saurabh Nangia February 10, 2016 Follow @nangia5February 10, 2016 Every year brings with it new trends. Companies research what worked for them and what didn’t. Others research on how it affected revenues and overall direction that businesses are inclining to. This gives rise to various trends and predictions about how the next year is … Continue reading Ecommerce App Design Trends That Will Rule 2016
by James Lucas February 8, 2016February 8, 2016 Responsive email design is still a relatively new means of designing emails to cater for a mobile audience. Here are a few tips if you are thinking about embarking down this route. Do you need responsive design? I’m sure we can all agree that designing for mobile … Continue reading Responsive Email Design: Make Your Emails Work for Mobile
by Larry Alton February 4, 2016 Follow @larryalton3February 4, 2016 The key to standing out in a crowded online world with cookie cutter websites and recycled templates is to design a website that grabs the user’s attention from the moment they first visit. And while there are many strategies to capturing attention and engaging the … Continue reading 3 Things to Know About Using Motion and Movement in Web Design
