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An aesthetically pleasing website looks more user friendly. We lead the users eye and enhance overall user Experience (UX). Our webdesigns are based on brand proposition and user research.
A user-friendly website is like a river following its path to the sea, or like a bird gliding through the sky with its wings widely spread. There is this natural flow that takes your users effortlessly to their goals.
Website usability is a bigger theme than ever and can either make or break your online platform. But what is usability, and how do you create a user-friendly website?
Making digital designs isn’t only about creating a pretty picture. As UX designers, we have to take a lot of different things in consideration. As we earlier mentioned in our blogs The elements of User Experience design, What is UX design and The use of user research, the term UX design embodies a lot of different disciplines.
Here, we will elaborate on what is responsive design, why do you need it, and how do you approach it in UX?
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We don’t think about it enough: worldwide, 1 billion people have disabilities.1 That is 1 billion people you exclude from your website if you don’t consider accessibility in your designs. These disabilities can range from visual impairment to any physical challenges while using a website. I think we can all agree that 1 billion is… quite a lot! This is why usability and accessibility in web design are so extremely important. Let’s get to business, what do you need to step up your website’s accessibility game?
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Setting up your own business website is like setting up your own sidewalk lemonade stand. You expect one, maybe two people approaching you to buy some refreshing drinks, and after that comes another hour of waiting for the next one. Like lemonade stands, the effort it takes to create and improve a website matters more than simply ticking a box off of one’s startup checklist.
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The flowers are blooming, the bees are buzzing again and the birds are singing their highest song! That means: SPRING! And spring is inextricably linked to Easter.
Who hasn’t looked for eggs among the newly emerging daffodils? Whether it was real self-painted eggs or sun-melted chocolate eggs, we all had a stomach ache at the end of the day.
