Posts tagged with: web design

A webpage usually has some sort of order the designer tries to guide the user through. There are plenty of ways and elements involved in getting the user to read through the content, but I’ll focus on some pretty simple and standard ways to create… 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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“Pop” is a pretty common request in design. While it’s not the most descriptive edit, I typically translate it into adding more contrast to an element. That can be done in lots of different ways, but here are some easy ways to give a more… Read the rest

We are very excited to announce that we are working with Penn State University to strategize and redesign a new site for Penn State World Campus. World Campus is their online education program that offers students the ability to earn a Penn State Degree or certificate from anywhere in the world. Students are taught by the same instructors that teach in the campus environments and can choose form over 50 undergraduate and graduate programs.

It’s pretty well established in the web design community that wireframes are an important part of planning a website and an essential step before diving into Photoshop.  A wireframe is typically described as a skeleton or blueprint of a site, but everyone puts in a… Read the rest