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The 3 W’s of Usability: What, Why and Where

Posted on March 5, 2015 in:

Usability is undoubtedly one of the most important considerations in designing and building a website. Let us explore the What, Why and Where of this key element of website design. What: Usability and How it is defined Usability, simply put, is how easy it is to use the website. This primarily covers the following areas:…

Web Design Blunders to Stay Away From

Posted on February 26, 2015 in:

Your website says a lot about you. Chances are, your website will be the first point of contact with potential customers who have googled the product or service you are offering. Your website can also serve as an important tool to establish a relationship with your potential clients, to build trust and establish yourself as…

Creating an Superstar Home Page

Posted on February 19, 2015 in:

As they say, making a good first impression is vital. You may only have one chance to “meet” a web visitor. Through the homepage, you get to give a quick introduction of your company. If you fail to get that “spark” that makes a visitor want to get to know you (and your products) more,…

Ramping Up Your Website’s Accessibility

Posted on February 5, 2015 in:

How accessible is your website to persons with disabilities? In the same way that buildings provide ramps and signs that have pictures, websites should also make their content available for visitors with special needs. Indeed, from both a moral and business standpoint, companies will do well to exert additional effort in order to design their…

Time for a Cool Change: Why You Need to Update Your Website Regularly

Posted on January 15, 2015 in:

Websites are a work in progress. It’s not a make-it-and-leave-it deal. Rather, you need to regularly update and maintain your website. This is one of the more effective ways you can reach your customers. But remember, the competition is also trying to reach out to them and win them over. Here are some reasons why…

Simple Tips in Choosing a Website Font

Posted on October 15, 2014 in:

Fonts are a very important part of your website’s aesthetics and appeal. Fonts can complement your overall look and even contribute to traffic. After all, no matter how well-written your content is, who wants to read text that requires some squinting or moving your head sideways? Fonts make for good readability and usability. It shows…

Blog Performance: Increasing Conversions from your Blog to Your Website

Posted on September 15, 2014 in:

Blogs are an excellent way to reach and build an audience. It can be written to inform, educate or inspire. For businesses, blogs can also reflect the company’s personality, something that readers will find approachable and relatable. When utilized wisely, a blog can mean converting your audience into website visitors and in turn, into customers….

Choosing between Responsive and Adaptive Mobile Web Design

Posted on September 8, 2014 in:

What’s the difference between “responsive” and “adaptive”? When it comes to web design, these two terms are used interchangeably, but there is actually a difference between the two. These two approaches to web design were developed as a response to the growth in smartphones and mobile device usage to access websites. Since people use different…

Putting Your Back Office Behind Your Website

Posted on July 16, 2014 in:

Your company website may be one of the most powerful promotional tools you may have – extending your reach where your physical capabilities cannot. You have also harnessed the power of social media to generate buzz about you and to lead potential customers to your website. A lot of effort may be spent on choosing…

Best Practices for Website Design

Posted on July 2, 2014 in:

“If you build it, they will come.” With websites, it is not only the number of visits that is the concern. Utah web design also targets “staying power”, limiting click-throughs and encouraging the target audience to stay long enough, hopefully to make a buying decision. When it comes to SLC web design, here are some…