Local business websites shouldn't always follow the same practices as those of bigger, international retailers. Check out this diagram for a visual guide to the do's and don'ts.
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We all know that wireframing is a great way to test ideas in our UX projects but we also know that there are a ton of wireframing tools available to do it with. It can be hard to choose the right tool but one of the easiest ways to get an idea – is to get hands on with the tool and have a play with it. 
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The differences between responsive and adaptive design approaches spotlight important options for us as web and app designers. Choosing with insight can empower you to plan and execute your designs with better aim, purpose and results.
With the pervasiveness and diversity of mobile devices, as designers we need to cater to the variety of screen sizes. This is a challenge that every web and app designer currently faces. From the giant corporate monitor to the smartwatch, there are a huge number of ways that users can access information online today. Designers looking to bridge the gap between devices have two options for their designs: the adaptive site or the responsive site.
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The dreaded 404 error page.
Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com's insight:
Very interesting article on how your 404 page can help with your seo.
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E-commerce and portfolio sites are probably the most common use case for utilizing search filtering. So here are 20 Awesome Search & Filter UI Designs for
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Color is such a fundamental part of the way we perceive the world that we often take it for granted. Think about it: From the youthful and vivid orange on someone’s attire to the gray and gloomy sky above us, colors have the power to mold our perceptions of others and even the circumstances we find ourselves in. This is why one of the most powerful tools in a designer’s arsenal is color. It can either make or break a design; it can be the determining factor in engaging viewers or sending them promptly on their way. As a non-designer, I often find it difficult to find just the right colors for my amateur projects. Whether I’m creating a simple image to support my content or more elaborate projects such as a slide deck or infographic, I frequently spend a good amount of time looking for the perfect color scheme. I ask myself questions like: Do I want my design to be inviting? Provocative and bold? Or intelligent and elegant? Unless you’re a seasoned designer, it takes time and effort to find a color combination that works, which is why the design team at Visme decided to provide our users with a handy list of beautiful color schemes from websites that have been recognized by Awwwards, the most prestigious award for Web designers and developers.... Via Jeff Domansky
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
April 15, 2017 12:15 PM
A list of 50 color schemes from award-winning websites, and how to apply them in Visme using the hex color codes. 
Anne's curator insight,
April 17, 2017 8:29 AM
A list of 50 color schemes from award-winning websites, and how to apply them in Visme using the hex color codes.
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A Japanese psychologist created what looks like nothing more than a black and white checkered image, but lurking in the design is a man’s face - and you have to scroll up and down to see him.
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New Responsive HTML5 / CSS3 simple, clean and Professional Website designs. All websites comes with unique page style, awesome slideshows and beautiful color
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Want more ways to retarget people on Facebook? Discover how to build six new custom audiences based on Facebook page engagement.
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This infographic will show you how to pair colors and increase your conversions. Are you ready to start using colors to get more results?
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You can create the most jaw dropping design in the world and it won’t succeed if it doesn’t satisfy usability. Everything from a toothpick to a commercial
UX is short for user experience a web user acquires when surfing on a website and interacting with its elements and features. If the experience is choppy and mal sought, then the website is nothing by floating garbage on the internet no one will care about. UX can single handedly decide if a website can be used or sold hence making it count is imperative for the designer. In this article, we will share 10 cardinal rules regarding usability every web designer must know before taking the website to its final stages of completion.
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Today's website users expect your site to be user friendly, if not they may leave and never come back. Thinking about the user when designing a website is key.
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Before hiring a web designer or doing it yourself for designing your business website, a number of things need to be avoided at the onset.
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The human brain is wired to see structure, logic, and patterns. It helps us make sense of the world. For example, what do you see when you look at this image? If you're like most people, you probably see a triangle. But in reality, what’s really there are three white “pac men.” We see the triangle because our brains take the ambiguous visual information and organize it into something that makes sense to us—something familiar, orderly, symmetrical, and that we understand. When this cognitive process kicks in, our minds make a leap from comprehending all of the elements as individual and
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Check out these creative style guides for some unique branding inspiration.
When it comes to building a memorable brand, it's all about consistency.
When you're shopping for your favorite cereal or coffee at the grocery store, you want to be able to spot it from a mile away. The best brands stick in our brains because their presence is defined by the repetition of the same logo, fonts, colors, and images. Once we see them enough, they become instantly recognizable, bringing us a clear sense of reliability and security.
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Do you want to make your WordPress blog more social media-friendly?
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Facebook is putting more pressure on brands to speed up their mobile websites so more users will stick around after clicking on an ad. On Wednesday, Facebook started preloading ads even before anybody clicks on them.
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Websites are one of the most crucial parts of any business, and it’s imperative brands keep up with the latest trends and technology surrounding Web development in order to meet visitors’ expectations.
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Check out these examples of beautiful blog homepage designs.
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Focusing on providing an excellent user experience can help improve your conversion rate and increase your revenue.
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Facebook’s Business Manager introduced a new Campaign Planner feature.
As the name suggests, Campaign Planner enables brands to plan their Facebook ad campaigns and arrive at predictions for reach and frequency, which can be shared with clients and co-workers via links or email.
Facebook had not yet responded for a request for comment at the time of this post.
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Website Features Checklist: The Ultimate Must-Haves for Your Site by Douglas Karr on MarTech
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The eCommerce business one started as an experiment, has grown as one of the biggest business assets with internet serving as its backbone. But with the rapid
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A revealing Salesforce survey showed that top companies all have these things in common when it comes to analytics. Is yours one of them?
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Great slideshow with tips for websites, many of these tips can also be applied to social media.
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