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Key Navigation Placement
Dec
01
Key navigation for your website. Designers usually put essential navigation buttons at the top of each page, but sometimes important navigation appears after the header or in another spot.
Left-side navigation is a common placement for some websites. NYTimes.com and MSNBC both use stacked navigation below breakin Read more >
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Text Color and Readability
Nov
26
Website designers often use unique color schemes, but it's important to keep in mind the purpose of creating content-driven websites. Designs—and color choices—must enhance readability.
For years, website design experts have leaned towards black font on a white background. This isn't just because it's easier on Read more >
For years, website design experts have leaned towards black font on a white background. This isn't just because it's easier on Read more >
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Functional by Design
Nov
19
New website designs aren't just attractive, they're useful.
Web designers are beginning to connect unique with usability. AJAX, Flash and jQuery are now used to offer seamless integration of bold, breakthrough design with quick, simple usability.
Examples of user-friendly web designs include spaciously laid out, easily visible navigation and SI Read more >
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Embrace the Familiar
Nov
17
Want to add elements of everyday life to your web design? Here's how . . .
Behold the power of a sticky note. A folded piece of paper. A handwritten letter. These are personal notes that have the power to remind, reveal and reconnect. Your handwriting. Those bent corners. They work. They're real.
Online, these tangible notes, lists and letters Read more >
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