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Website design is much like any other form of marketing or advertising — the website design team must become familiar with you, your products and services, and your clientele. That being said, using the web, we can substantially abbreviate this process by making it available to everyone. We have created several products and processes for the purpose of better serving website design clients.
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Your website design should move, guide, educate, and inform the people who visit — this is called Navigation and it is fundamental to a good website design. Navigation is the path which people browse thorough your site. We've all been frustrated by sites leading you down a path of no return, or a path that leads you into a labyrinth of confusion. Our website design will lead your visitor safely and surely. |
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Shape
When you add lines, curve lines, cross, and fill lines — you get shapes. Shapes can also be created by color. A shape can be positive or negative. When an object is placed on a page, the object is the positive space and the space around the object would be the negative space.
Shapes create recognition, familiarity, and meaning. Some shapes are so recognizable that we know their meaning simply by their shape.
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Form
In website design, form is three dimensional objects, or two dimensional objects giving the apperance of objects as three dimensional. |
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Color
In website design, color is essential. Color can create a mood, induce a feeling, trigger a memory, or entice an emotion. There are theories on color, and we take color very seriously when we start the website design process. Color is probably one of the most important elements in website design. Color is the first thing you notice when you open a page, so it is important that those colors represent the pages brand and identity correctly. E.g., Coca-cola® would never use blue in their color scheme. |
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Typography
Typography, in the world of website design, is an area that is sorely lacking attention. HTML (hypertext markup language) only allows for a couple standard fonts to choose from. This lack of font choics greatly limits the creativity on pages that need to have database output, such as content systems or dynamic data.
Creative fonts are often used as design elements, such as page titles and sub- headings. To do this, we simply use a picture of the word or statement we are displaying. We can also get very creative in our font usage in Flash. Using Flash also maintains the vector aspects of the typography, which allows for scaling without distortion. However, we caution the use of both image and Flash for text in website design as search engine spiders cannot see pictures of words very well |
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