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Editor's Pick in Design Principles, June 2005
Considering the website a physical metaphor for the body, we must make sure that each part can properly perform its function.
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Editor's Pick in Design Principles, June 2005
Considering the website a physical metaphor for the body, we must make sure that each part can properly perform its function.
Eight seconds – that’s how long a visitor on a website can change his mind and click to another site if he is not contented by your navigation. The cause of this may be your gigantic and pompous graphics and photos...
read moreSince the arrival of website templates, there has been an unwritten haunch that plagued the Net. Many businesses and companies have turned to these templates to be aided for a less costly web design. Compared to sums which were then paid to web designers, onl...
read moreThe Net is bombarded with different kinds of websites. When you visit from one website to another, you can’t help but compare. In some instances, you do not even have time to compare, involuntarily, you are clicking away from the site...
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Editor's Pick in Website Usability, April 2005
Creating a website is tough work, not to mention expensive and time consuming. Save your resources by avoiding the 10 common mistakes listed in this article.
Nowadays, sites are getting better. With minimal design and highly maintained archives they continue to offer comprehensive services. However, prominent mistakes on several websites are still apparent. Here is a list of the website mistakes that scares visitors away and ruins the business reputation...
read moreIn order to achieve online success, one must have effective and reliable products and services and great web design as well. Many people are judging the book by its cover this is the reason why your website should also be superior...
read moreColors convey character, emotion and intention. You are what colors you choose. Thus, your choice of colors should reflect the message or feeling you to hope to convey to the viewer...
read moreBefore you can produce a catalog, you must undergo first the planning stage. In the planning stage, you envision your objective. What do you want to communicate? What tone or ambiance is necessary to make the objective apparent? Another thing that you should consider is the audience...
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Editor's Pick in Design Principles, April 2005
Before we go unusual or unconventional and take the creative approach to break the rules, it is vital to know what the rules are. There are eight generally accepted rules that generate decent if not impressive results. Nonetheless...
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