Jon-Mikel BaileyMay 21, 2015 Have you ever visited a website based on the promise of great content and…what a dump?!? Did you even read the content after the first impression? Content in and of itself is not the complete picture. Design matters. Visuals matter. User experience matters! Mark Schaefer talks about this in The Content … Continue reading Why You Need To Re-Evaluate The Design Of Your Blog
Bria SullivanMay 20, 2015 You want your emails to look good when they land in your subscribers’ inbox. But you also need to be able to create something fast, so you can get back to your business and continue to deliver an unforgettable experience for your customers. One of the easiest ways to create great … Continue reading Email Design Mistakes You Should Avoid
Tracey WallaceMay 19, 2015 The world of ecommerce is ever-changing and even the seasoned ecommerce professional can get overwhelmed with the amount of detail. Between managing your site to ensure proper inventory flow, to optimizing every page for conversion via A/B testing, there’s a lot to do to reap the benefits of all the internet … Continue reading How Site Design Affects Your Conversion Rate
Arthur GermainMay 13, 2015 The folks at CompanyFolders have created a great infographic detailing “The Recipe for a Perfect Logo” (below). I like the way it is sliced it down to a few specific actions that you must take: Be enticing Be unique Be timeless Be new (even though this seems to contradict the last … Continue reading How To Design The Perfect Business Logo
Daniel HristovMay 8, 2015 Over the past several years, the number of freelance contractors all over the world grew by millions and design professionals enjoy the widest customer base among all. With millions spent on freelance platforms across the globe, for both design professionals and business owners crafting good contract is becoming essential. Since successful … Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to the Perfect Freelance Design Contract
Wesley BradleyMay 4, 2015 Responsive design is rapidly becoming part of the essentials in web design for 2015. It is a web design technique that provides users with an intuitive and functional website version for all mobile devices. The reliance on mobile phones and tablets, in addition to laptops and larger desktop screens, is increasing … Continue reading 2015 Guide to Responsive Web Design
Leah KlingbeilMay 4, 2015 How many times have you arrived on a website homepage, taken one look, and wondered what the heck they were thinking? Unfortunately, it happens more often than you probably want to admit. If I had a dollar for every time I saw a web design that makes me cringe, I would … Continue reading Cringeworthy Web Design, Please Don’t Make these Mistakes
Graham JonesApril 30, 2015 Many modern website designs feature massive images and blocks of text. You have to scroll down to see each new piece of content or to find further details. The reason so many websites have this kind of design is because of the growing trend for tablets. People with these mobile devices … Continue reading Modern Website Design Ignores Gestalt Psychology
Howard J. SewellApril 26, 2015 “Above the fold” is a term that originated in the heyday of print advertising and direct mail. Generally speaking, it’s a principle of advertising design that suggests that advertisers, in order to engage the reader and drive that individual to act, should present key selling information in a location within … Continue reading Above The Fold Still Critical For B2B Email Design
Tim AsimosApril 25, 2015 Selecting the right web design partner for your firm’s website redesign can be a challenging task. While proposals play a role in the process, interviewing and asking the right questions can provide you with the insight needed to better inform your selection decision. In no particular order, we’ve come up with … Continue reading 15 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Web Design and Development Partner
