A website design style guide helps different producers—designers, writers, strategists, and developers—make better decisions when creating, updating, or expanding a website. As a tool that sets the tone and design rules for the user interface (UI), a style guide profoundly affects the user experience (UX).
Overlaying images with text is common in web design, but readability can be harmed if it’s not done properly. These general guidelines can help ensure that imagery and text complement each other nicely.
There are many reasons to take on a custom integration or web application development project. Recent trends have opened up more possibilities than ever and reduced both the costs and risks associated with going custom.
Responsive website design as a development approach has been in use for some time, but I still come across websites that don’t respond to the size of my device (desktop, tablet, or mobile) The result? Frustration.
