Category: Web Design
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An Introduction to Animation in Web Design
Animation is not just for cartoons anymore. From full-screen moving images to small hover effects, touches of animation are popping up everywhere. Animation is trendy, fun, and user-friendly. And the obstacles to using animation have started to fall. With most users on high-speed connections and the ease of creating anything from simple movements or a…
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A Focus on the Basics: Must-Have Features for Your eCommerce Website
Building a website sometimes becomes a race to cram the most features into the final product. This rings especially true when it comes to eCommerce, where massive amounts of bells and whistles have become the standard. This methodology can produce mixed results. In some cases, all of the fancy functionality and effects can be distracting.…
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Why Is Focusing on Long-Term Goals So Difficult?
Business advice often goes a little something like this: Think about where you want to be in five or ten years, then work towards making it happen. That sure sounds nice. But, like most advice, it’s much easier said than done. For web designers and developers, long-term goals often take a back seat to what’s…
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List of E-commerce Website Design Strategies
There are many e-commerce website design strategies that help to turn website visitors into customers. The shopping experience and shopping process should be as quick, easy, and smooth as possible. Only online advertisement cannot boost online sales, you may lose many customers if you have not optimized your online store for sales. Many online shoppers…
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Finding a Niche as a Designer Isn’t Just an Overused Cliché
Here’s a scenario for you. Post-COVID, you’re out with your friends, and you’re getting hungry. The members of your group start suggesting places where you can go and grab some dinner. There are a lot of eclectic suggestions being thrown about – Chinese, Mexican, Thai, Greek – and none of you is sure what you’re…
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Freelance Situations You Need to Fix Right Away
As a freelance web designer, you’ll have the opportunity to work with a wide variety of clients. And it’s likely that some of them will want to enter into different types of working arrangements. One common example is billing. You may run into a client that prefers to pay a flat monthly fee rather than…