What’s New In The World Of Web Development: Trends To Pay Attention To
Via Blue Fountain Media Staying afloat in today’s digital marketplace requires your website to make good use of technology and design trends. But you can’t consider design trends without development, the coding and the programming behind the design. Here's a look at some of the latest development trends. Read full article
How to Make a Great Intro Video for Your Website
Via Carolyn Edgecomb | @carolyn_mariee Here are six tips for crafting an exemplary introductory video for your website that generates leads and builds a connection with your audience. Read full article
Stop Making These Mistakes So Your Website Won’t Suck
Via Ben Mattice | @benfrometcha Five suggestions to help your website be all it can be. Or at least keep it from sucking. Read full article
5 Popular User Experience Patterns That Users Hate
Via Nick Hiley | @nickhiley User experience (UX) patterns are design solutions that can be repeated for common problems. Their aim is to make user accessibility much easier, which leads to better performance in terms of conversion or retention. However, sometimes these patterns can actually become a nuisance for your users. Read full article
Baby Boomers Are Aging – And Designers Need To Adapt
Via Katharine Schwab | @kschwabable Here are four principles to help designers adapt to the demographic shift as Americans age. Read full article
4 Reasons Why Your Body Text Should Be Bigger
Via Design Shack The body text on your website is too small. While desktop monitors and phone screens seem to be increasing in size, body font sizes have seemingly shrunk. While their original size is the same, they feel smaller than ever. Read full article
Your Body Text Is Too Small
Via Christian Miller | @xtianmiller Body text is the key component in communicating the main bulk of a message or story, and it’s probably the most important element on a website, even if people sometimes read just the headlines. Read full article
I Don't Need Help
Via Neha Singh A well-designed help function is more than a set of instructions in an emergency. It is thoughtful, approachable, and considerate. It is time to make Help helpful. Read full article