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14 Free Ebooks on Web Design, to Inspire

14 Free Ebooks on Web Design, to Inspire | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Online merchants could always use some free expert advice from the design community. There is a wide variety of free ebooks available to help.

 

Here is a list of helpful ebooks on design. There are titles on typography, classic design, color theory, user-experience design, logos, brand building, creativity, and more. All of these ebooks are free.

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Great design resources. Did I mention free?

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Visual Trap: Why Obsessing about Your Website’s Visuals is not a Good Idea

Visual Trap: Why Obsessing about Your Website’s Visuals is not a Good Idea | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Why do you want to create a site? Is it to deliver good looking visuals to your visitors? No! The objective is to drive conversions, generate sales, improve brand visibility and ensure your business reaches a wider audience.

 

Unfortunately, an unnecessary focus on visuals might see you creating a site that is low on ROI. Your target website visitors are interested in getting more information about your business and its products and services from your site. If great visuals help drive brand and business messaging forward, well and good and that should be their primary objective. If they haven’t been picked keeping the website’s goal in mind, they will just serve to distract visitors.

 

Here are two sites that have made great use of visuals, and they serve to illustrate the purpose of the site. The visuals are arresting but do not distract visitors from what the website is all about and the products/services it is bringing to them....

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If you're going to obsess about your website, focus on function, not just the photo.

rodrick rajive lal's curator insight, October 13, 2016 12:01 AM
Are we too obsessed with visuals on our websites that we ignore the quality of the rest of the matter, like the written or descriptive part, or for that effect infographics? A good website will have a balance between the written content and the visual content! I would suggest a ratio of at least a sixty/forty between visual and written content as being ideal!
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63 Web Design Terms Every Marketer Should Know

63 Web Design Terms Every Marketer Should Know | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

When you're new to marketing, especially on a small team, you might have to do a lot of things at a moment's notice. And when it comes to things like blogging and social media, sure, you've got this. But soon enough, you're being pulled onto design projects. One day you're mocking up an infographic; the next, you're designing an ebook. You feel woefully unprepared -- and that design vocabulary? It can feel like a foreign language.


Sound familiar?


We've been there -- and we know we're not the only marketers who have, at some point, needed to become fluent in this vocabulary. So we decided to share a larger glossary, to help us all step up our game a bit. By no means is this the be-all-end-all of design terminology, so feel free to add your definitions in the comments as well. Here's what we have, organized alphabetically....

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Uncover the ultimate design vocabulary with HubSpot's guide to the 63 most essential design terms for non-designers.

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Website Design for Professionals | Webydo

Website Design for Professionals | Webydo | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Webydo is a professional web suite that enables graphic designers to create and manage exceptional HTML websites, without writing code. With this sophisticated online software, designers can bring any design to life, and with a click of a button, publish an advanced HTML website with a friendly built-in CMS for the website owner....

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Webydo designers can create a website with custom tailored design from scratch without writing one line of code. Check out the advanced features ranging from grid generator to built in CMS.

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