Category Archives: Web Design
22Jun 21
Google’s Page Experience Update – A Developer’s Perspective
Our thoughts on the Google Page Experience Update as it begins its global rollout, and how meeting this criteria may not be as easy as it looks.
13Mar 21
Latest Updates to Adobe After Effects
Adobe have released their latest updates to After Effects, their flagship motion graphics and visual effects software; read more here.
7Mar 21
Using WebGL as a Flash Alternative
WebGL has been named as Flash’s successor to move forward with advances in the world of animation and graphics on the web.
23Dec 20
SVG Animation; Where it came from and where it’s going in 2021
SVG animation is favoured by many web designers due to its flexibility. It is scalable, easy to edit, produces compact file sizes and is also SEO-friendly.
30Sep 20
Should Businesses Switch to an Ecommerce Website?
During the Coronavirus pandemic, e-commerce order volume has increased by 50% in comparison to 2019.
15Aug 20
The Most Common UX Mistakes
As designers who have been in the business for a long time, we think we’ve seen pretty much all of the common UX mistakes it’s possible to make (and we have a good idea of how to overcome them).
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.
