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  • Posted by on May 2nd, 2012 in HTML. Comment (2)

    Web design has gone through many different guises and scripts in the life of the internet but HTML has been there for pretty much all of it. The latest instalment of the ‘HyperText Markup Language’ is HTML5, a code which aims to reach the highest level of compatibility and the most promising level of simplicity thus far imagined.

    HTML 5 Tags

    Whereas coding has in the past been a chore and something which very few people fully understand, HTML5 is vastly simplified and more functional than previous incarnations. Those familiar with previous versions of HTML will notice the simplicity of the tags: HTML5 tags are generally far shorter and easier to remember than in the past. Let’s take a look at a few tags which are new to HTML5.

  • Posted by on March 20th, 2012 in Web Design. Comment (3)

    Man steps ahead trying to better the already existing forms and creating new ones at the same time. In the world of web design, changes are a must. The design needs to be appealing, attractive and related. The changes will improve the reading and viewing experiences of the users and the subscribers.

    Web Design Trends 2012

    Several blogs and tech sites have already forecasted various possible design strategies that may be trending the current year. Let us go through the existing and upcoming trends that will set the line for 2012 in the world of web design.

  • Posted by on February 20th, 2012 in CSS. Comment (2)

    When it comes to designing a website or modifying an existing web design, having a knowledge of CSS or Cascading style sheet language is a must. In fact, CSS is one of the basic prerequisite for designing a visually appealing website. What’s good about CSS is that it is an easy language and you can get a hang of it by putting in some time and efforts. This post is about 30 best platforms that help you to know more about the wonderful language called CSS.

    Learn CSS

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    You will find some great and highly useful CSS references and CSS blogs. This will definitely help you learn more about the language as well as know some intricate details like how certain browsers react to certain CSS elements. You will also get to know about some services that can be of great help when it comes to generating code and cheat sheets for easy reference of selectors, pseudo-classes, and properties. Read further and enlighten yourself.

  • Posted by on January 30th, 2012 in Web Design. Comment (1)

    A user is not a technical aristocrat as a web designer or a developer is and is basically looking for a swift, simple and sorted and effective way run across the web site. One of the conundrums that a designer faces is to strike a balance between impressive looking web sites, high on designs and appeal, and its simplicity and usability. The dilemma sure is infuriating but the rule of thumb which must be complied with is – design should not come at the cost of the comprehensibility and usability of the web site.

    Tip 1 : Good Navigation

    Improve Website Usability - Good Navigation

    It is imperative that the flow from one page to another comes as naturally as possible. Along with that, there has to be continuity and consistency in the design of various pages. Even if the design is changing, it must only appear as a natural evolution from on particular design to another. Thus, if you are spending time designing the web application, spend time linking the various pages together and developing a good navigation structure of the website.

  • Posted by on January 12th, 2012 in Web Design. Comment (1)

    It is not that easy to build a good website and it’s much more complicated to make it usable. Modern Internet users are very fastidious, they know what they want and will abandon a website in 3 seconds if don’t find what they need. When your clients order a website for their needs, forget these needs, they are secondary, the needs of their clients are primary and you should constantly keep that in mind.

    Below are the musts you should keep in mind when designing a website :

    1. Website must be readable

    Website must be readable

    • Website content should be legible and readable. There have to be not more than 3 font sizes at a page in main content (header, subheader, body). Sizes of fonts are used to differentiate sections, important parts of your content and in case of overuse you can simply confuse the website visitors. Also use bullets to mark lists and space out paragraphs for each logical block of the text.
    • Use the right contrast between the text and website background. If the contrast is insufficient, the text is likely to be unread at all. To play with colors we recommend using Adobe Kuler service. In case you want to test the colors of the ready website, use AccessKeys service.
    • Use serif fonts for your content. These fonts are modern, open and easy to read.
    • Remember that left-aligned texts are easier to read than right-aligned.
    • Create emphasizes throughout the text by means of underlines, bolds and italics, but be sparing in using them. Try to mark out only separate phrases. Not more than 2-3 per a paragraph depending on its size.
    • Text should not contain all capital letters. Such text is annoying and hardly readable.
    • Use proper spacing – between letters, lines, text blocks, graphics, etc. There should be a middle ground in it – too much space is bad, so as too little space.
    • All hyperlinks should be easy to click. Avoid making too small hyperlinked images, text phrases or numbers.

  • Posted by on December 6th, 2011 in Web Design. Comment (1)

    In this article we will discuss the elements of the site that must be highlighted in design to attract visitor’s attention. This will allow to make your site the most effective and understandable for people who visit it.

    Clever Highlated Elements
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    All pages of the site must be designed in one style that was well planned beforehand. And for some elements of the page you should pay more attention, because they are more important and strategical. So you need to highlight them and then the user won’t spend much time on searching.

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