Keeping up with design trends is key to the success of many projects. Here our expert design team shares their predictions for the top five design trends.
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It is exciting to see the first users start visiting your brand-spankin’-new website or digital product. (No, we’re not talking about beta users or test accounts filled with “lorem ipsum” copy.) We are talking about actual users. These are users who visit your website looking for value, be it in the form of products, information, or entertainment.
Mobile and responsive websites excel at reaching users across different devices, and Google pushes them heavily by penalizing non-responsive sites in terms of search engine rankings.
We have super exciting news! It’s our new, updated — redesigned — website. It all started with a single statement:
Title and meta description tags are part of your website’s initial build (or should be), and often no one ever thinks about them again.
“Good design is good design” is a phrase I often find myself saying, whether it’s to someone I’m instructing, a prospective client, or in agreement with a coworker. (My other go-to phrase is “Don’t design in a vacuum,” but that’s a post for another day.)
