Thinking — The Mistake Your Website Shouldn’t Make
Via Andrew Schulkind | @AndrewSchulkind We do want visitors to our website to think about our content. What we don’t want them to think about is how to find our content or the contact form or anything else for that matter. We want to avoid playing with expectations. Cleverness should not get in the way of clarity. Read full article
The 10-Step Recipe For Creating Sizzling Landing Pages
Via Neil Patel | @neilpatel For online businesses, landing pages are the revenue gatekeepers. They are lifelines for collecting leads. Read full article
Your Website Is a Conversation, Not a Presentation
Via Andrew Schulkind | @andrewschulkind Your website is a proxy for you. You’re not actually sitting face-to-face with your prospects. But even without the back-and-forth of an actual conversation, you can get better Web results by striving to create a dialogue. Read full article
Website Navigation: 7 Best Practices, Design Tips and Warnings
Via Andy Crestodina | @crestodina Little things make a big difference. Your website navigation is a great example. The structure and labels of your navigation can have a huge impact on results. Read full article
The Never-Ending Website
Via Tracy Halvorsen | @TraceyHalvorsen Let’s start planning for a site that doesn’t need to be thrown out in five years. Read full article
Why your website needs to be responsive
More and more people are making smartphones and tablets their primary paths to the Internet. There're lots of statistics to support this, but one recent observation really stands out: According to the world’s most popular search engine: “More Google searches take place on mobile devices than on computers in 10 countries including the U.S. and Japan...
The 5 Web Designing Trends of 2016
Via Harold Stark | @realharrystark Design wise, we all want to be unique. As a business, we need to stand out so having a unique brand is a must, but on your website there are some trends worth following. Of course, how closely you follow the trends is up to you. Not every market is the same, so keep in mind what your customers are willing to tolerate. A...
Buttons in Design Systems
Via Nathan Curtis | @nathanacurtis Buttons are arguably a design system's most important component. Devilishly simple, they offer a simple label in a defined region you can press. As such, buttons are where you apply a design language’s base attributes in ways that'll ripple throughout more complex component later. Here are 12 lessons when working the...