Contact pages are pretty simple. Someone lands on the page, fills out a quick form, hits submit, and done, right? It can’t get much simpler. (more…)
Websites always look a little different when viewed on a mobile device. Some features may not line up quite right, some navigation buttons might be hard to access, or maybe there is some other little quirk that is making your site look or operate differently than it is supposed to. (more…)
How many tabs do you have open, right now? Most people engage in multi-task style browsing. They are using multiple tabs, and multiple sites, all at the same time, hoping to find the information they need spread out across several web pages. (more…)
Your layout, how your website is set up, is the most important design element. Sure, color, style and navigation are important, but if your layout is confusing or if it doesn’t work for your site, the rest of it doesn’t matter as much. (more…)
What are searchers looking for when they land on your website?
If you can answer that question, you can improve your onsite SEO and provide a better experience for users. To do that, you need to understand user intent. (more…)
Designing a new website is all about the look and feel of the site; graphics, colors, font, usability, content, layout and so-on. It’s easy to get caught up in all of that and accidentally overlook a very important aspect of site design. (more…)
When you land on a website, how long does it take you to come up with an opinion on the quality of that site? (more…)
When it comes to websites, there are several theories or ideas about what detail is most important. Content is king. SEO is king. Intuitive navigation is king. (more…)
With Apple’s expected iPad 3 announcement tomorrow (March 7th), more and more people are posed to become new iPad owners. (more…)
A long or complicated form is the quickest way to kill a conversion. Unfortunately, there are several instances where the information asked for in a form is essential (more…)
