Category Archives: Design

Blogs in the Design category promote what Web site designs work best for which businesses. Each design should incorporate usability – i.e., how readers “read” a Web site, how to promote a business’ products/services with ease and reduce as much design clutter as possible. The end result should be an easy-to-read and easy-to-understand Web site where the user can find an answer with as few clicks of the mouse as possible. Any questions, ask Jessica!

How To Create Professional Email Templates

You can create professional emails by following best-practice email design guidelines without an on-staff designer. Information about how to design for tablets, mobile, Web sites… can confuse anyone. But basic principles still apply.

Use Web site best practices for feng shui site

There are general Web site design best practice rules designers should follow. The most important to remember are the F-stop reading pattern, load time and attention span related to reading, and these best practices can still be followed when creating a feng shui Web site.

Applying Jungian Archetypes to Website Design

We will explore how Jungian archetypes can unconsciously influence the perception of our audience to a website’s design.

Applying Feng Shui to Website Design

The principles of Feng Shui can teach usability specialists a thing or two (or three) about harmonious website design.

Designing a Usable Website for an Aging Population

Seniors are a growing demographic and adapting your website to the way in which this population perceives information just might provide a rewarding ROI.

Should you use a CMS?

Using a Content Management System is perfect for the small business owner. For many reasons, like how easy to add new content. Most of them have a text editor similar to Microsoft Word and just as easy if not easier to use. It will also let you had code or HTML without being a code…