by Corey Stulce | Feb 5, 2019 | Websites
Why look at a huge menu – think of the book that is Cheesecake Factory’s menu – when you know you want a hamburger? The hamburger a.k.a. sandwich is the set of three lines you’ve surely seen on mobile versions of websites, indicating, “this is the menu!” As mobile...
by Janna Hartley Welch | Jan 23, 2019 | Websites
Every year, we see trends come and go and website features and design practices are no different. 2019 will have some of the same trends as 2018, such as a focus on mobile design and faster load speeds. But a few others will move into the foreground this year. We’ll...
by Janna Hartley Welch | Jan 23, 2019 | Websites
As the web has evolved, the use of images has multiplied and the need for high-quality images has become increasingly imperative. Web pages are no longer presented as long, scrolling, text-only pages that appear like the chapter of a book. Faster web servers and...
by Janna Hartley Welch | Jan 23, 2019 | Websites
When reviewing the designs for your new site, watch for these mistakes and ask for adjustments. We all make mistakes or bad design decisions, even good designers with years of experience. But there are a few that can have a significant impact on your users’ web...
by Janna Hartley Welch | Jan 23, 2019 | Websites
Web designers use your brain to manipulate your behavior. Sure, designers create sites with you in mind, following best practices when it comes to UX so that you can easily navigate the site, find the contact information or discover answers to questions. But did you...
by Janna Hartley Welch | Jan 23, 2019 | Websites
WordPress 5 arrived amidst a lot of anticipation and a little bit of worry, particularly in relation to the new editor. While many website managers were excited about the new block editor and the layout and design possibilities it made available to content authors who...
