Kris SpisakJanuary 30, 2015 The meaning of a successful website has evolved over the years. Today, it means having well-written code, an appealing visual experience, and content that truly connects with its intended audience. Being present is not enough to build a powerful online presence; therefore, businesses of every size need to make sure their … Continue reading Today’s Essential Web Strategy: The Total Integration Of Development, Design, And Content
Lisa FurgisonJanuary 29, 2015 When it comes to email design, a lot of questions come up. How many colors should you use? What fonts or image formats are best? Should images be included in every email? There’s a lot to consider. That’s why we’ve created this handy guide with tips to create effective and well-designed … Continue reading Your Guide To Email Design
Contributor Bryson Meunier suggests the percentage of sites you believe are adopting responsive design may be greatly exaggerated. Bryson Meunier on January 15, 2015 Depending upon who you ask, responsive web design is either used by 82% of webmasters or 11.8% of webmasters. Recently on Google+, the Google Webmaster team asked their followers to tell … Continue reading 82% Of Sites Use Responsive Web Design In 2015? Try 11.8%
Gyles SewardJanuary 13, 2015 Web design is a fast-paced world, new trends come, blazing bright, and then are quickly left behind in the space of one or two years. Companies want to keep up to date with what’s happening and not get left behind by their competitors. So what do you need to know about … Continue reading An Eye on Design Trends for 2015
Kathryn WheelerJanuary 12, 2015 It’s impossible to keep track of the plethora of mobile devices that are continuously being created. There may never be a one-size-fits-all code for your website to work on all devices. However, that doesn’t mean that there aren’t other solutions. Two common options are to have a mobile site (or app) … Continue reading 10 Tips To Create Effective Responsive Design (Infographic)
Lisa FurgisonJanuary 8, 2015 Many businesses rely on email newsletters to build customer relationships and keep their business top of mind with their audience. This powerful email tool has a lot of benefits, which is why small businesses like The Boxing Club work to ensure their newsletter design is visually appealing. “I think the most … Continue reading 6 Design Tips To Make Your Email Newsletter Visually Appealing
Fernando FlorezJanuary 6, 2015 Mobile technology is at an all-time high and shows no signs of slowing down. End users couldn’t be more thrilled with their ability to ditch the bulky laptops and desktops in exchange for a savvy mobile device with identical capabilities. These capabilities include conducting business online with their favorite retailers and … Continue reading Responsive Design: Not Just A Trend
Business.comJanuary 5, 2015 How many newsletters in your inbox do you actually plan to read? It can be difficult to get a sense of which branded emails are worth opening when your inbox feels like a black hole. And while brands can’t exactly control open rates, there are ways to increase the chances of more … Continue reading 12 Design Elements Crucial For A Newsletter’s Success
Rick Whittington December 30, 2014 If you tried to research website design companies using a search engine, your search would return a lot of different companies. It’s hard to pick out the bad designers from the commonplace. And even more concerning, it can be tricky to distinguish “okay” web design companies from truly exemplary … Continue reading 12 Things That Differentiate The Best Web Design Companies
Want to be more innovative with your email design in 2015? Contributor Andrew King shares important considerations. Andrew King on December 17, 2014 Last month, I explored some of the most innovatively-designed emails of 2014, which included sliding carousels, videos, progressive disclosure and live content. Those emails might have impressed you, but also left you … Continue reading The Road To Email Design Superstardom & A Look Into The Future
