Web Design

• How Much Should a Web Design Cost? by Hannah Mason
  in Web Design
  12 Oct 2011  | 1 Comment
  This is a question we get asked all the time and the simple answer is, it depends on what you want from your website. You don’t have to spend tens of thousands of dollars on a website for it to look good but spending $250 will rarely give you a website that has a good blend of design and...Read More
• 8 Reasons Web Design User Testing is a Great Investment by David Lawrence
  in Web Design
  2 Oct 2011  | 1 Comment
  In a previous article I covered a very simple approach to user testing your website. User testing a web design involves getting real users to perform a number of key tasks on your website without any knowledge of your business or website. By watching how they go about achieving these tasks a lot...Read More
• Implementing a Web Design's Visual Hierarchy by Katie Finnegan
  in Web Design
  28 Sep 2011  | 1 Comment
  The visual hierarchy of a web design is established through the positioning, size and colour of elements in relationship to each other. Expertly implementing an appropriate hierarchy into a website can be a powerful tool. If done properly it can help your site convert more effectively by...Read More
• What’s Wrong with My Web Design? by David Lawrence
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  19 Sep 2011  | 0 Comments
  Is your web design not really working for your business and you’re not sure why? From your point of view it looks good, it’s easy to navigate and it tells the world what your business does in a clear and sensible way. It might be time to get the experts in to give you their opinion....Read More
• Successfully managing a web design project by The Web Showroom
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  28 Aug 2011  | 0 Comments
  A website may seem like a great idea (and well developed web design is!), but many people approach this task knowing just that – it’s a good idea. They know very little else about the internet, websites, or what is involved in making it all work. Now, this is precisely where we step in...Read More
• Importance of a Professional Web Design Logo by Katie Finnegan
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  16 Aug 2011  | 0 Comments
  It has been said “You never get a second chance to make a first impression”, and this can also apply to your company’s web design logo. First impressions are key, which is why it’s so invaluable to have a professional logo created to consistently represent your company in...Read More
• Easy Ways to Improve Your Web Design by David Lawrence
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  22 Mar 2011  | 0 Comments
  A website can always be improved. It can be more visually striking, contain better content or convert more visitors into leads or sales. Many web design improvements involve a fair bit of thought, expense and effort. At the other end of the spectrum are simple but highly effective things you can do ...Read More
• Can I Trust The Website Design of Your Company? by David Lawrence
  in Web Design
  12 Aug 2010  | 4 Comments
  Anyone who runs a website knows there is often a fine line between success and failure. Obviously the big ticket items of design, functionality and marketing, such as search engine optimisation plays a major role. However something often overlooked, but absolutely central to online success is...Read More
• The words on any web design are crucial to its success by David Lawrence
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  3 Aug 2010  | 0 Comments
  When building a website the written word often comes a distant second to design, functionality and marketing discussions. Unfortunately, content is often dealt with as an afterthought to web design and not given the same professional treatment as other website areas. As a website owner you need to...Read More
• A Smart Web Design Asks Visitors to Contact Your Business by David Lawrence
  in Web Design
  15 Jul 2010  | 1 Comment
  I was working with a client last week who didn't want us to put their phone number and address in prominent places on their website. The client felt that "if a customer wants to contact me, they will find my contact page". There are certainly websites where this approach is appropriate, but chances ...Read More