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I am pretty confident that you are looking for the most definitive answer to this question. Yes or No? Well, it’s not that black and white. It depends on what you use is and who you are as a user. For the sake of TL;DR, I will say this: if you are a business owner… Continue reading Should I Use WordPress?

This is probably the most taunting question for everyone who decides it is about time to get a website design for their business or organization. Unfortunately, there isn’t a clear answer to this. The best way to imagine this is by asking yourself – how long is a piece of rope? Or how much is… Continue reading How much is a website?

Whenever we meet with a client, we always assess the client’s business requirements to define which type of website and functionalities the website should have. Sometimes, clients don’t realize they need a large build such as an e-commerce site or a social network. While they all look like websites to the untrained eye, they are… Continue reading Exceeding Your Website’s Functionality

One of the most confusing and mind-boggling tasks when infusing your UI design with UX concepts is understanding the distribution of elements on your screens. It is not as easy as just stacking things one after another. This becomes even more daunting when deciding where buttons should be placed and how to group them together.… Continue reading Negative vs Positive Actions

In early 1987, CompuServe created Graphics Interchange Format (GIF), and as a side note, it’s pronounced with a hard “G”, not a “J”. One is a graphics animation and the other is a brand of peanut butter…YUM! Peanut butter! Anyway, back to the topic. When GIFs were invented, they were all the rage. Websites soon… Continue reading Excessive Animations Can Kill User Experience

Being a business owner is busy work. This should be expected, especially if you are running a small business that is having a great influx of work. This is a problem that many starter businesses wish they had. Yet, when the time comes, many small business owners decide to stop taking clients or express how… Continue reading Never Say You Are Too Busy