Category Archives: Web Design
9Jul 19
Pinpointing Snags on a Large Website
For any website owner with a large website, pinpointing user snagging points can be a nightmare. Even if certain types of pages follow set templates, there can still be errors that are overlooked.
30Apr 19
Effectively Utilise Mobile UX Testing
The use of mobile devices for web browsing continues to rise, with the majority of websites now seeing a fairly even split between users who have accessed via mobile/tablet as opposed to desktop devices.
26Mar 19
Website Architecture; Where to Start?
Website navigation and architecture is extremely important and the job of planning main website navigation paths needs to be given the time and care it deserves.
7Feb 19
Speed Optimisation for 2019
Faster, slicker, quicker; the 3 things that we all want websites to be, and yet they don’t always go hand in hand. We all know that slick can mean slow.
25Oct 18
Choosing the Right WordPress Theme
When you go to develop your online store you’ll naturally look for themes that appeal to your own tastes, but this isn’t always the best way.
26Sep 18
Ecommerce trends into 2019
This year has seen changes in how customers shop online and what they need to successfully convert. So what could the future hold next for eCommerce?
25May 18
Focus on your users, not just on search engines
With the technicalities of managing or setting up a website it’s easy to lose sight of the real people you’re marketing to in the first place.
8Feb 18
2018 Design Trends for Mobile
With a much more increased focus on mobile sites now than ever before, it's little wonder that the topic of mobile site design is at the front of every mind.
21Aug 17
Do you Need to Use An AI Web Design Program?
Many companies are investing vast amounts of time and effort into artificial intelligence and how it can fit within a current website structure, or how it can be applied to a new build website.
19Jul 17
What is above the fold content?
So what is above the fold content? Above the fold content is content that sits on the upper portion of a web page. More specifically, the very first portion of a webpage you see before scrolling when the site loads up.