Let's start by clarifying what we mean by custom web design. A custom design is one that is made from scratch, completely unique to you and your business. The alternative is a site made from a theme, or a pre-designed template.
Last week we started our series on mobile website interface design with The Ugly. We’re working our way up to The Good, but we have to address The Bad first. Hopefully this will help to provide a basic roadmap for ensuring your mobile website falls into The Good category.
I'm a web designer by trade, and as part of my job I think it's important to keep up with what's trending in our industry. One of the hottest fads in web design today is creating and using icons.
If your answer to the question, "Is your website ready for mobile?" is "No," you've joined us at the perfect time. Over the next several weeks we'll be digging deeper to expose some mobile website design best practices that will serve as a guide for your venture into the world of mobile website and Graphical User Interface (GUI) design. We'll get to the Good soon enough, but first we need to start with the Ugly.
You are a veteran of the website design and development process. You’re a warrior. You’ve conquered web designer giants, slayed a den full of forked-tongue programmers, and outwitted the caffeine-fueled marketing dragons — you have risen victoriously to the challenge! You successfully launched your company’s website (only slightly over budget).
There are as many methods for website design and development as there are website designers and developers.
I’ll give you 5 guesses at what companies need most from San Antonio web design shops. Here’s a clue: It ain’t web design.
I recently bought a house, and as the fleeting satisfaction of home ownership wears away, I realize that it's a lot of work. I've got to furnish it, keep it clean, and keep it functioning, or it becomes more of a burden than an American dream. The same can be said for your website.
I feel like the majority of clients are very excited about the idea of their new Drupal website until they realize that this robust content management system actually requires content management. It pains me to see sites out there that have been poorly managed or just outright neglected.
Photography plays an important role in any website. It's a powerful and dynamic tool that can be used to communicate your brand personality or simply sell a product. Choosing the right imagery for your website can be a tedious task, but getting it right makes all the difference.
Before we get into specifics about what to look for in a stock photo, let's talk a little bit about where to look.
We have a delivery process in place here at Digett that does a great job of keeping our projects on time and on budget. We do a pretty good job of staying on the right track, but every project has its bumps in the road, twists, turns, and unexpected detours.
