Not All Web Design Advice is Created Equal
As I previously mentioned, articles tend to proliferate across the web which attempt to describe current trends affecting web design companies in Los Angeles and throughout the country. While it’s certainly possible to focus solely on those articles that make insightful observations about the year ahead, there is also value in highlighting the fact that […]
Mobile Web Design Alternatives, Revisited
I have previously discussed the rise or responsive web design and the need to consider the devices that your visitors can be expected to use to access your site. But the topic is important enough that it should be revisited from time to time, and with concrete examples. You probably don’t need to talk to […]
Mobile Web Design Alternatives
I have previously discussed the rise of responsive web design and the need to consider the devices that your visitors can be expected to use to access your site. But the topic is important enough that it should be revisited from time to time, and with concrete examples. You probably don’t need to talk […]
Inclusive Web Design and Comprehensive User Profiles
On Wednesday, the web design section of Envato’s tutorial site featured an uncommonly interesting topic. It addressed an issue that some site owners and maybe even a highly experienced Los Angeles web design company might be prone to overlooking. And in a larger sense, it served as a caution to those local web design companies […]
Split Screens and the Cutting Edge of Web Design
The web design and development site One Xtra Pixel has just posted an article that singles out a particular design trend and shows the reader a multitude of ways in which that trend has been utilized, or could be utilized. Such articles are certainly useful for the purpose of rethinking your own web design […]
Artificial vs. Actual Intelligence in Web Design
Last week, the Huffington Post published an article discussing the efforts that companies are putting forth to design algorithms – what’s increasingly known as artificial intelligence – to create customized web design. The article and the general underlying topic are new evolutions in the old question of whether it’s better to take this sort of […]
Competitor Analysis is a Joint Venture for Site Owners and Web Designers
On Tuesday, HubSpot published an article outlining a series of testing methods that could be utilized to reduce the length of the web design process and the amount of expense involved in it. It is all rather good advice, although it falls victim to the same errors of some other web design advice articles by […]
Web Design “Deadly Sins” Reveal Winning Principles
“Common website design mistakes” are a popular topic for online help articles, but they repeat valuable information, sometimes putting a unique and insightful spin on it. One such article appeared at Fourth Source last week. I admire it for grabbing the reader’s attention using some tough love: “We might go so far as to say […]
Vetting a Local Web Design Company
On Wednesday, MSN Money picked up a press release for a business review website, which offered readers advice on how to choose a good web design and development company. Predictably, the article recommended utilizing online reviews to vet prospective contractors. Secondarily, it urged site owners to match up the design company’s portfolio against the expectations […]
Responsive Web Design and its Effects on Marketing
A couple of months ago, various year-end assessments of the web design industry emphasized the importance of “responsive web design” for local web design companies in 2016 and beyond. In case you are still unfamiliar with the term, “responsive web design” refers to the general features that make a website capable of adapting to the […]