Posts tagged with: iPhone

Who needs a web designer when you have great photography right? OK, I don’t necessarily agree with that, but having great photography is a huge step in the right direction and can easily make or break a site. While it’s not always the appropriate design… Read the rest

I recently wrote a guest post about 2010 design trends on the influential web design blog, WebDesignerWall. In the post, I introduced the idea of Design Simplicity. Here is a brief introduction to the article. Read the full article here.

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HTML5 Video, not HTML5-format Video…

Recently I’ve been hearing a lot of buzz about HTML5 Video, and my biggest gripe is that people are referring to it as if it’s a format. Let’s get that straightened out right now. There is no… Read the rest

Mobile browsing is here to stay and that means your website is viewable in more places than ever. In recent years the web has gone beyond the desktop to the handheld device. Mobile web browsing used to be a joke with tiny little screens and web browsers with no capabilities. Now with the growing popularity and sophistication of smart phone operating systems, the experience is drawing closer to that of your laptop or desktop home computer, just at a far smaller size. Creating an unforgettable design and interactive experience on your website is a difficult task by itself when your visitors will be viewing your website on a large monitor. To shrink this same experience to a space about the size of a credit card needs a special touch to be effective. Giving attention to how your website is viewed on other modern browsing platforms is giving attention to your website’s visitors. So, what does this mean for your website?

The Skullcandy iPhone app is an excellent example of a well thought out and beautifully designed application. It provides snow and surf reports, plus bones features and has a user interface design that makes it fun and useful.