Archive for the ‘Web Design’ tag
Design Tips for iPhone App Website Layouts
The process of designing a landing page is much different than a standard website. You have to plan ahead for your audience and understand what they’ll be looking for. These ideas hold true in any market and certainly within iPhone/iPad app displays.
I’d like to share a few design tips for building one of these iPhone app layouts. Each application will have different needs and as such require a different set of page elements. But these ideas can generally span a wide audience – app developers are all really looking for the same results. And when you can focus on such a specific niche it leaves plenty of room for creativity.
23 Must-Read Tutorials for Advanced HTML5/CSS3 Coders
If you already have a solid grasp on building websites, you may not know where to move next. There are so many topics held under the umbrella of HTML5/CSS3. It’s not possible to learn them all in one sitting! But tons of design blogs these days are writing tutorials geared towards advanced web developers.
Below I have included 23 examples of what I would deem “advanced” web design. These are mostly focusing on CSS3 effects and constructing webpages with HTML5 elements (and some light jQuery in a few). If you know of any other great articles please share links in the comments area below.
Apple Navigation Bar using CSS Sprites
10 Vital Tips to Design Web Banners
These are a collection of ten tips we would like to share. We are confident they will help you make better banners, no matter how much experience you may already have!
33 Creative Web Designs Inspiration
Today I would like to share 33 creative web designs for your inspiration. This post is to inspire you (and me) with the fresh inspiring designs submitted by designers worldwide. If you would like to share your work and being published on DzineBlog.com, feel free to email us at mywork@dzineblog.com. I may publish your work here. Enjoy!
38 Bright Color Web Design Inspirations
Today I would like to share 38 amazing web designs using very bright colors as the design elements. Some designers try to avoid the use of bright colors as they are quite harmful for some reasons. I think when you can integrate at the correct way, you will see a beautifully refreshing result.
This post is to inspire you (and me) with the fresh inspiring designs submitted by designers worldwide. If you would like to share your work and being published on DzineBlog.com, feel free to email us at mywork@dzineblog.com.
3 Quick Tips of Website Footer Design
As most designers would already know, the design of a site consists of three basic category divisions of thought processes. These include the site header, the site content and the site footer. You cannot over look anyone one of these three when making a fresh design. Let us keep this in mind when we go ahead and think of creating any one of those sub aspects of site design, including site footers.
Unfortunate as it may seem, many designers think of footer design as a low priority objective. During the earlier times of the Internet, the footer was little more than simply a line of text bearing criteria such as the copyrights, legal notices or the means to navigate to a little area on the site. That little area we speak of could possibly (and not necessarily) lead to an area of more information such as navigational information, creator comments, recent postings, further copyright details and such. Read on to know more of three pointers you could keep in mind when designing footers.
7 Tips To Develop Church Website Design
If you are planning to design a web site for a church, this blog post will give you a few tips on how you can go about it efficiently. Such projects are always a great idea to get started on your web design career, even if you are doing it for no charge at all.
Content Strategy Tips For Internet Marketing
In the beginning stages of the Internet, say four or five years ago, a company’s online business was pretty simple. All they needed to do was to put up a site with images of their goods, put in ecommerce and simply wait for the orders to start coming in. Things have changed a lot since then, and today an online business needs a clear content strategy based on an ever-increasing popularity of real time interaction. The company needs to stay a step ahead of the market, providing relevant and useful information on their web sites. Any business needs a strategy, and online business is no exception. As part of content strategy, graphic designers may be asked to create websites for a variety of organizations. Organizations such as banks, healthcare providers and government affiliates have strict regulations and standards for compliance. Compliance with these federal regulations requires corporations to audit the internal controls of their suppliers, including those that provide technology services. Compliance audits such as a SAS 70 Audit can help businesses and designers operate within these well-defined guidelines. Here are some tips for your content strategy.
Most companies today have FaceBook and Twitter accounts to help promote their businesses. Read on to get a few tips on how you can get a content strategy of your own. At least there are 4 channels that you should implement:
10 Tips To Design Effective Newsletter Sign Up Forms
Today most websites has Newsletter Subcription Sign Up Form. The concept behind it is Email Marketing. When visitors of your website think they are willing to get connected with you, they fill in (their email address) the newsletter subscription sign up form. Subscribers are not expecting spam emails from you, but their intention is to get something useful (such as tips and tutorials), get connected with you (such as product releases) or get free stuffs (such as free ebook).
In this post I share 10 tips to develop newsletter sign up form with email marketing concept in mind. It would be useful for your website or your client’s projects. As web designers, email marketing is another skill or selling point for your projects.
Email marketing requires you to maintain a comprehensive list of unique and exhaustive email addresses. So how do you get a hold of these in a straightforward manner? Through visitors to your web site of course. The most common method employ is to provide your site visitors with a sign up form where they are required to enter their mail IDs. In other words, your sign up page poses as a crucial part of your entire email marketing strategy. A poorly designed sign up form can literally drive your potential clients away, but it is sadly left as a low priority issue when people design their web sites.
10 Inspiring Grid Based System Website Designs
One of the basic principles in website design is using the grid system. Grid system is used widely in print as well. For the designers, it helps to organise information into a clear easy flow layout.
Today, I would like to share 10 inspiring website design which extensively based on grid based system principles. Do you use the grid system in your web or graphic projects?
