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Editor's Pick in Design Principles, January 2006
Matched with consistency, usability, etc, simplicity works! Sounds all too common? Still, you might find this article useful as it provides many examples and is really marked with simplicity.
In this article you will learn how to make your business fail in ten days.
read moreIn order to master the art of web design, designers must follow the subsequent pointers:
read moreYou have one chance to make a first impression. Potential customers will form an opinion of a business within seconds. A company's logo is therefore extremely influential, as it is almost always the first thing a customer will see. In addition, once a customer becomes familiar with a business, the ...
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Editor's Pick in Design Principles, January 2006
Its best to learn from mistakes others have made before you rather than commit your own ones. Learn from this wonderful list of follies many sites suffer from and keep your traffic!
Everyone struggles to make their sites appealing. Nonetheless, only a few has discovered the formula behind pretty and serviceable site.
read moreAre you amenable to the maxim - a picture is worth a thousand words. If you do, then you are presumed to use more colorful and arty images and not so much with texts.
read more'Scope creep' may not be a common term among us. However, if you are a website designer or enthusiast, this is definitely a term worth learning. In simple words, 'scope creep' happens when the scope or focus of a site changes due to improvements. When it expands, it is said to creep. That is...
read moreIn the past, businesses and other entities are busy mounting their own website but now, the hype is all about redesigning them. This change has shifted the interface of web design services to a different level and the focus is now on redesigns.
read moreThe essence of creating a website is not just launching it. Every detail on its own, must count! The fact is - details mater a lot. Hence, every site must be a product of careful planning, conceptualization and concentration to details.
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