As technology moves forward more and more users are accessing websites on mobile devices. Therefore sites need to be ‘mobile friendly’ the technical term for this is ‘responsive design’, this is where a website resizes according to the device screen width, height, or resolution. But I’ll cover this in more detail another day, until then ...
As designers we’re always trying to figure out how to draw potential customers to various parts of the websites we design, be it filling out a contact form, or purchasing a product. But often the issue of ‘what makes someone leave your website’ is overlooked. The kind ladies and gentlemen over at KISSmetics have collated ...
As a web designer I’m always on the lookout for new points of inspiration and notes that will make my job a bit easier and I like to share my knowledge with other designers/developers. I recently stumbled upon the below infographic – very useful, here are a few things every designer should bare in mind with his/her ...
As a web designer is crucial to get the right colour balance, and choose the correct typeface to suit the design and existing branding of the company, with the right font, and perfect selection of colours your website can transform from being good, to amazing. But you as a web designer you always have to bear in mind ...
