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?
Google recently launched a new website for Material Design – material.io – with, as they put it, “a more centralized approach to Material Design,” and with abundant guidelines and tools prepared for your easier use. In 2017, we hope to see more of it on the web, so we have curated this small guide that should help you master Material.
Web development has become hugely popular in the last half a decade. With the advancement of web technologies and the expansion of businesses on the web, it is normal to see a high demand in this relatively new occupation.
Slider design has become a massively popular practice in the world of web design. Besides saving space, it can be a great visual means of content presentation. Here are some tips on how to create great sliders for your clients’ websites.
Designers and developers of 2016 need to know SEO principles. But WHY? – you may ask. The answer is simple: it is good for you and your client. If you add an ’SEO-friendly’ tag to your resume and market your service with this feature, the better it will be for your business.
Lorem ipsum is not your friend. The sooner you adopt this stance, the better for your design, your clients, and yourself.
It seems that today the web is the richest in useful resources than ever before – which came naturally with the development of programming languages and people just being friendly and willing to help.
