Neumorphism – which can briefly be described as a new take on flat design and skeuomorphism – has in the last year become a huge trend in its own right.
The hype surrounding Dark Mode - a tendency towards designing with a predominantly dark palette, to put simply - has been exponentially rising in recent years. Both tech giants - Apple and Google - have made it an indispensable part of their UIs, many others have followed suit and it has now become one of the most generally sought after UX/UI features.
This article explains the importance of SEO Web design and why design alone will not bring sufficient website performance. Maximising your website design with SEO (search engine optimisation) and give your website the fighting chance to be found. Design alone is just not enough.
Published by Nic Kerkmeester in Food for thought, Internet, Search Engine Optimization, SEO, Web Design
Working remotely has been a common thing for digital professionals for probably at least a decade now. However the current situation with Covid-19 finds many other industries embracing this updated method of teamwork.
Why build with WordPress? If you're asking yourself this question; here we explain six simple reasons why you should build with wordpress.org. If you're thinking about building a new website or switching over from your existing platform, keep reading, we got you covered.
Published by Nic Kerkmeester in e-commerce, Food for thought, Internet, Online Shops, Search Engine Optimization, SEO, Web Design, Website Development, WordPress
Several new clients have been specifically asking about our workflow process lately, so we thought we'd put together an explanation in the following article.
Web design trends in 2020 have been abundant, due to this, we had to make a second part release. Topping up our list of trends seen in 2020, here in part two we dive into a further five web design trends we have seen making waves. You will want to consider adding these features to your website or at least know about them.
Published by Nic Kerkmeester in Branding, Food for thought, UX Design, UX/UI Design, Web Design, Website Development
Working as a web designer for an agency is pretty straightforward. A set salary will arrive in your bank account each month. You will have set working hours. You don’t have to worry about finding new clients. The agency does all that for you. You just need to clock in, perform your duties and clock off. Becoming a freelance web designer in Berlin is quite different.
Published by Nigel Jordan in Food for thought