Using White Spaces in Web Designing

While designing a web page, the designer gathers all the text, graphics, pictures, backgrounds and animations etc. and tries to use them in such a fashion that the web page looks attractive, serves its purpose and sooths the eyes so as to retain the viewer. Many people make the mistake of overloading the page with content and the result is that the web page appears to be congested and the viewer is not able to develop an interest into the content. White...

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Web Design for Small Screens – User Experience at the Top

While many industry experts believe the rumour that Google only prefers responsive websites, this statement is partially true. Google gives greater credibility to websites that ensure good user experience – responsive or not. The success of your web design still hinges on the content that you offer on the site. However, to highlight that content and to make it presentable, navigation plays a crucial role. Whether your target audience is accessing...

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Using Unique and Memorable Illustrations in Web Design

You may have very well worked out the navigation plan, the content structure and the development part of your website, but something that really catches the eye of the user first is the aesthetics of the site. Sometimes even the most technically-advanced websites fail to make their mark due to the missing aesthetics. Using recognisable and memorable illustrations in the web design completes a website and makes it look visually appealing. Business...

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Style Tiles – Simplifying the Web Design Process

When working on a web design project, the most common approach used by most of the web designers is creating different wireframes, getting the clients approval for one of them and nailing down the layout. This seemingly-simple approach doesn’t always work this way because it takes more than that to convince a client. So to simplify the design process, there is a better alternative to wireframing, and that is Style Tiles. For those who are in initial...

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