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It’s Springtime-Should You Redesign?
May 18th, 2012As the sun emerges from its grey blankets of winter, we view our surroundings with a brightened perspective, and note the cracks and dust that went unnoticed in the dark. We can clear the dust, and seal the cracks, and go on to enjoy the spring. Or we can note the changes made by the dust’s appearance, and wonder how to make things better for…
What Is Responsive Web Design?
April 27th, 2012A site layout with the flexibility to adapt to an ever-expanding range of web devices is referred to as responsive. It starts with a fluid foundation that flexes to fit screens of all sizes, creating a consistent browsing experience across the board. Content and design adjusts to fit, instead of necessitating blank-slate re-design for every kind of web device. ThinkVitamin.com contributor Nick Pettit calls it…
Memorable User Experiences with Minimalist Web Design
March 30th, 2012The confines of restraint test our creativity in ways that often result in memorable experiences. Stripping a web design down to its essential elements can provide users with focused access to what they want to accomplish, and what you wish for them to discover. Minimalist web design is not a trend. It is a movement for effective communication. Smashing Magazine contributor Cameron Chapman says that…
5 Tips For Thriving Alongside Your Web Development Team
February 10th, 2012“We need to stop thinking about the client, agency, and ‘employees’ as separate entities,” urges Net Magazine contributor Carl Smith. He suggests, “think[ing]“about people who have shared goals regardless of where they fit into a relationship,” as the ultimate approach to creating masterful web projects. Although his criticism of project contracts and completion dates does seem a bit radical (check out his article here: http://www.netmagazine.com/features/evolution-client-services)…
Tech Word To Know: Breadcrumbs
December 2nd, 2011Turkey dinners and fairytales. When I think about “breadcrumbs”, no immediate connection to website navigation appears in my brain. No, I’m considering pesky birds. Flaky pastries. But I’ve got to consider breadcrumbs in a tech context. And you might need to as well, especially if your business’ site has lots of pages and little organizational direction. Here’s what Smashing Magazine contributor Jacob Gube has to…
The business class difference
November 11th, 2011Web hosting is the platform by which your website takes its place amongst websites on the World Wide Web. Before I say the word “web” again, let me clarify the significance of this service: Everything you view on the Internet sits on a “host”. It’s an unavoidable necessity for getting your company online. You need it, just as you need a domain name, to give…
Homepage Hit List
November 4th, 2011Don’t toss out any clichéd first impression advice when considering your small business’ website. That page visitors land on? The one you directed them to, via business cards or flyers or word-of-mouth? It’s the first impression, and you definitely don’t get a second chance with it. The homepage might be the sole link for your website, or the starting point for multiple links, pages, and…
Designing a website for your non-profit organization
October 28th, 2011Bringing your non-profit organization to the Internet with a dynamic web site can increase cause awareness, give volunteers and administrators easy access to scheduling, and provide a fantastic option for donations. As a one-stop platform for information, donations, and event/volunteer coordination, amongst other advantages, a non-profit website will put its organization on the cutting edge. So what makes an effective non-profit website? First of all,…
6 Sites For an Inspiration Fix
October 19th, 2011So you run a small business with a successful imprint on the online world, complete with social media presence and healthy search engine results. The company site itself does its job, but is starting to look a bit stale. You feel ready for a face-lift. You can’t quite visualize what your new site should look like, but you know how it should make users feel.…
Get Your Vision on the Table: Part Two
June 3rd, 2011Yesterday I highlighted some factors to keep in mind when choosing a web development company to bring your marketing visions to the Internet. I mentioned the importance of having efficient communication with the company you choose, whether through email, phone, or face-to-face meetings. Today I will emphasize the advantage of choosing a team that you can sit down with in person. Meeting clients in the…
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