Tag Archives: Web Design
7 Web Design Trends to Watch Out for in 2017
This is the time of year where everyone starts to think “new.” New year. New resolutions. New design trends. While we can’t say for certain what the biggest concepts of 2017 will be, there are some indicators. Late year trends … Continue reading
8 Image Mistakes to Avoid on Your Website
Big images, galleries and photo-heavy designs are a big trend in web design. To make the most of this aesthetic, you want to make sure every image on your website fits the display and represents your brand well. There are … Continue reading
Designing For B2B Vs B2C Websites
When designing an ecommerce website, it is important to note who the buyer is. Are you selling to a business, or a consumer? Both Business-to-Business (B2B) and Business-to-Consumer (B2C) websites need to be clear and concise, need an aesthetically pleasing … Continue reading
The Power of Typography in Web Design
Typography is often overlooked when it comes to website design. Yes, some of it is taken seriously. Your logo and certain graphics were most likely designed with your brand in mind. But what about your chosen typefaces / fonts? Your … Continue reading
5 Ways to Boost Contrast in Your Web Design
Is your design project lacking that special pop? It’s likely what you are missing is enough contrast. Contrast provides differentiation between elements, making each one look more individual, prominent and special. Design contrast is created in a number of ways, … Continue reading
Effective Use Of Negative Space In Web Design
Negative space is a key design element that you may come across in the fields of art, architecture, interior design, landscaping and web design. Rather than serving as awkward, empty areas with no purpose, properly implemented negative space directs a … Continue reading
Chaos and Order in User Experience
Contemporary web design is a tyranny of boxes. Apps and websites are laid out as a series of obedient little rectangles queuing up top to bottom on the screen. This is understandable. The software for design and prototyping has a … Continue reading
6 UX Design Trends To Follow in 2016
Negative space is a key design element that you may come across in the fields of art, architecture, interior design, landscaping and web design. Rather than serving as awkward, empty areas with no purpose, properly implemented negative space directs a … Continue reading
