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The Floating Call To Action
April 13, 2020
When designing a website there are a lot of factors that you need to keep in mind and they all are a priority, to be honest, so when I say that a user’s click path or even ‘Sales funnel’ is important it is just to illuminate the fact that it needs to be considered amongst the other important elements of a website. Alright, lecture over! Although my website isn’t really…
Image Compression For Web
April 13, 2020
The borders of responsibility between a Web Developer and a Web Designer sometimes can be blurred or overlap but if you are a bit like me – you need to be both when it comes to building a website. The reason why I am stating this first is because it’s often a bit of a handball when it comes to who’s responsible for the Page Load speed? This often also includes some input or…
Hero Images On Websites – Difference Trends
October 7, 2017
At least since I have been making websites, hero images or hero scenes have been very popular and are genuinely a good fit for corporate or professional styled websites. What is Hero Content? I am not even sure if ‘Hero content’ is an actual thing but use ‘Hero Content’ to group both hero images and hero scenes together. Now, this article mainly focuses on hero images but…
Imagery Makes A Website
October 7, 2017
Getting a professional photographer to come out to your shop or place of work to take some snaps can be quite costly, depending on where you are but I know here in Canberra, ACT – It would cost at least a couple of hundred (possibly more) to get some professional photos taken of your products, shop and/or team. These days, most SmartPhones have a decent camera on them and as long as you…
Made With Something In Footer
July 23, 2017
Almost every web designer or developer consider themselves as modern-day artisans – myself included. Often at the end of a project, you may find a little bit of writing and a link saying something along the lines of ‘Made By etc’ or the more trendier one is ‘Made with etc’, perhaps even followed by the ‘Made By’ text. This has become industry standard and…





