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By TWMG
Now that the holiday is over and a fresh new year looms ahead, consider it a great time to give your company’s site a facelift. If you want to improve your site’s performance, now is the time to attack this challenge head on.
1. Improve the Design
Minimalism is the way to go based on current design … Continue reading “Tips to Improve Your Website in 2015”
By TWMG
To website developers, like us, launching an online presence is often not a big deal. We do it all the time for our clients. Sometimes, the act becomes so “automatic” that we forget how big of a deal it is for the client. From where clients stand, launching a website is, indeed, a very … Continue reading “5 Important Things We Forget Before Launching A Website”
By TWMG
Website design is always changing and evolving over the years.
There is a continuation of some positive trends in 2014, such as larger photography and better typography. Some of the trends in 2014 has hinted at some of the future trends to come in 2015. Pure flat design became a little more practical with more of … Continue reading “Eight Design Trends In 2015 (Infographic)”
By TWMG
Responsive website design is far from simple. There is a list of procedures that should be followed in order to get the best result.
The infographic below is specifically aimed for designers and agencies that are only now getting into responsive web design. It’s a flowchart of a responsive design workflow of an actual design agency. … Continue reading “The Actual Process Behind Every Responsive Web Design (Infographic)”
By TWMG
Nowadays, responsive web design (RWD) has become the standard for any website redesign project due to its flexibility and adaptability to the size of device screens.
This technique provides a “safety net” for marketers, because they know their site will look good on any screen. Still, there are many other things to think about. Are your users … Continue reading “Responsive Design For A Better Mobile Experience (Infographic)”
By TWMG
Do you really need a responsive-designed website?
Responsive design is the best and most practical solution for a professional company website. Still there are many alternatives for optimising the experience of mobile users on your site. One of them is a server-side website. Top Internet brands like Facebook, Google, Netflix and more choose server side solutions … Continue reading “Responsive Design Versus Server-Side Solutions (Infographic)”
By TWMG
Responsive website design has become the hottest topic of Internet industry these days.
In brief, responsive web design is a technique that allows web designers to create flexible web page layouts that change depending on the screen size of the site visitor. This technique allows us to optimise user experiences for the increasingly variable ways people … Continue reading “Ten Basic Tips On Responsive Web Design (Infographic)”
By TWMG
What can you buy with £60m these days?
That’s the amount of cash that Real Madrid paid for James Rodriguez, the face value that Michael Gove wanted to spend on a new yacht for the Queen, and the exact sum that B&Q has seemingly invested in its new website. It’s clear that the home and garden retail … Continue reading “Reviewing B&Q’s Latest £60m Responsive Website”
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So, what is responsive website design?
In short, responsive design is a way to build a website that adapts to any device, mobile, tablet, computer or TV screen. Rather than building separate sites for each web and mobile device, responsive web design uses CSS3 media queries to create a single website that automatically adjusts its layout and … Continue reading “Responsive Website Design: What, Why, How? (Infographic)”
By TWMG
On March 2014, average consumer spends two hours and 42 minutes per day on their mobile devices. Though the majority of this time is spent using apps (primarily games and Facebook), 14 percent of time spent on iOS and Android devices is spent on a Web browser.
In fact, implementing a mobile-friendly website for your business … Continue reading “Mobile-Friendly Design Tips & Content Customisation”
