Mike ParryAugust 19, 2015 Making the navigation responsive in mobile emails is a key area in improving usability by offering functional links to a message and guiding recipients to your site, even if they aren’t receptive to the particular message or offer in the message itself. Today, on average, half of all emails are opened … Continue reading Responsive Design Options for Navigation in Emails
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7 Email Newsletter Design Mistakes You Don’t Know You’re Making
Ryan PinkhamAugust 11, 2015 One of the best things about using an email marketing service to do your email marketing is that you can create awesome-looking emails even if you don’t consider yourself an expert designer. With customizable newsletter templates and drag and drop editing, you can create emails that match your brand and make … Continue reading 7 Email Newsletter Design Mistakes You Don’t Know You’re Making
How to Design a Sticky Landing Page
Eric StrongAugust 9, 2015 What is a Landing Page? For the intent of this article, the landing page is the place where visitors come when they view an advertisement you publish. Your ad could be a video, magazine ad, radio spot, tweet, email, or anything else you can think of. Where that advertisement directs people is … Continue reading How to Design a Sticky Landing Page
5 eCommerce Design Tips to Spice Up Your Site
Zack FaganAugust 7, 2015 Did you know that your site visitors make a judgement about your site in one twentieth of a second? Pretty fast, huh? That just goes to show you that the design of your site isn’t just kind of important, it’s REALLY important! In order to keep you on the right track … Continue reading 5 eCommerce Design Tips to Spice Up Your Site
Top Tips For Small Business Website Design [Infographic]
Tobias DeanJuly 31, 2015 Small businesses are often guilty of neglecting or rushing their website design in order to get it running as soon as possible. But the fact is – a wrong website design with substandard images and cluttered navigation can easily drive a lot of your customers away, leading to losses of thousands … Continue reading Top Tips For Small Business Website Design [Infographic]
Responsive Web Design is Important for Your Site’s SEO
Rolando HerreraJuly 30, 2015 Responsive web design (RWD) involves a collection of sophisticated techniques which allows your website to adapt to any screen size byrendering the content in an easily readable and navigable form. Today, if your website is not responsive, your SEO efforts are being affected adversely. With Google taking mobile-friendliness to another level, … Continue reading Responsive Web Design is Important for Your Site’s SEO
Do It Yourself: Graphic Design Edition
Tabitha Jean NaylorJuly 29, 2015 They say that you never truly appreciate something or someone until they’re gone… or just temporarily unavailable. We’ve all been there, the middle of a very important project and the realization occurs that you’re missing a critical piece. In this case, we’re talking about a graphic designer, the often unappreciated … Continue reading Do It Yourself: Graphic Design Edition
How To Design Emails That Always WOW Readers
Elizabeth ChungJuly 26, 2015 While nonprofit marketers spend a lot of time crafting great email content, it is just as important to give thought to those email’s designs. Your message’s overall look and feel can directly impact a supporter’s decision to keep reading. When you present your content in a way that’s both intriguing and … Continue reading How To Design Emails That Always WOW Readers
What Is Customer-Centric Web Design?
Kevin GallagherJuly 25, 2015 Do you know what makes a good website? Maybe you have an idea that your website should be eye-popping, with stunning images and a design that makes your visitors go ‘Wow’. Of course, none of that hurts, but it takes more than a beautifully-designed website to convert visitors into leads – … Continue reading What Is Customer-Centric Web Design?
Use Of Responsive Design In Retail Doubles
ZOG DigitalJuly 24, 2015 Smartphones are convenient, social, and the fact that two out of three Americans own one puts an emphasis on brands to be mobile-friendly in 2015. Just as there was a transition from “on your desk” to “in your email,” the “I just texted you” culture shift is upon us. Innovative developers … Continue reading Use Of Responsive Design In Retail Doubles