In the world of web design, things often change at a rapid pace. This can be a good thing, but can also somewhat be a curse, because our digital toolbox may become obsolete in just a couple of months, even though we’ve just updated it less than a year ago.
It’s kind of tiring to say that 2020 was hard on all of us, however, it’s still true. Last year made it almost impossible to visit conferences and other larger industry events, may they focus on digital marketing, web development, design, entrepreneurship, and so on…
With loads of feature-packed software, multi-purposeful tools, and “the must” plugins, web designers surely have it all? Well, not so much. Most of the time, these design tools dubbed as game-changers, in reality, provide little value to designers. Therefore, we’ve explored the design industry nooks and present you with the 8 web design tools essential for 2020.
Can you recall what did Facebook’s design look like on its onset, some decade and a half ago? By contemporary standards – not very flattering. So, if you happen to come across such website design today, admit it, you’d probably vamoose right away. Staying in the loop when it comes to the latest design trends is beneficial whether you’re a professional web designer, an industry rookie, or an entrepreneur who wishes its business website to ooze quality.
Creating and launching a website itself can be hard, time-consuming and stressful. Making the decision to redesign an old website is an even harder one. However, it happens more often than you’d think.
When setting out to master the subtle yet intricate art of design, one may get overwhelmed by the number of design-tools he or she can choose from. There are loads of basic tools that are good for just that – the basics. However, with time, as you master and perfect your craft, you’ll realize that you need something more serious, a design tool that offers more features, that lets you create more sophisticated designs.
In 2018, it was estimated that 80% of all internet usage came from mobile devices. That means 8 out of 10 people that come to your website are using mobile devices. And if you haven’t made a mobile-friendly website, your website bounce rate is sure to increase.
Single page websites, a.k.a. one-page websites are every SEOs nightmare. Sure, they are pretty and offer everything that the customer needs, but are so difficult to optimize because you need to focus on many keywords in a single document with scarce resources.
No matter if you own an online shop or a legal or natural person only entering the world of online business, you have probably realized by now that without good rankings your website is doomed.
Being employed in anything that has to do with the Internet, one has to be in touch with a significantly big number of topics. So what are the web design trends to pay attention to and incorporate in your projects in 2017?
