Austin Web Design Archives

Five Reasons Web Design is Important to Your Business Success

by Ruth Hawk
Wednesday, June 17th, 2015

With nearly every consumer now using the Internet at one time or another to gather information and purchase products and services, distinguishing yourself from the many other websites in your niche is critically important for your success. Doing so will allow visitors to identify your brand, explore your offerings, develop trust in your business, and, [&

5 Ways to Improve Online Form Conversions

by Jacqueline Sinex
Wednesday, May 13th, 2015

Website design today is more than just a pretty face because businesses want to utilize the website as a true marketing tool that generates leads. A common tool used in online marketing is a form that encourages visitors to fill out some information. These forms can take a variety of shapes and sizes; some may […]

The Importance of Mobile Web Design to SEO

by Ruth Hawk
Friday, April 17th, 2015

Mobile-friendly websites will soon be earning more attention from Google. According to Google, this change will take place as early as April 21, as the company begins to make mobile-friendliness a significant factor in how a website ranks in Google search results. Those Texas businesses who wish to succeed when these changes take place should […]

5 Things Hollywood and Websites Have in Common

by Jacqueline Sinex
Friday, January 23rd, 2015

While it might seem like an unlikely pair, there are several things that websites have in common with the stereotypes of Hollywood.

Interesting Use of Logos in Web Design

by Jacqueline Sinex
Sunday, December 14th, 2014

A company’s logo is more than just a basic illustration shared on business cards; it is part of the brand identity that defines the business and helps it to grow. Marketers and graphic designers will certainly have an opinion about investing in logo design. They will echo the sentiment that if a company is serious […]

Tips for the Ultimate Seasonal Website

by Jacqueline Sinex
Wednesday, October 1st, 2014

Websites for consumer-targeted businesses, like spas, salons, restaurants, and retail stores, often cater to seasons. This can mean climate seasons like summer and winter or holiday seasons like Christmas shopping. In 2013, 191.1 million U.S. citizens were online shoppers and had browsed products, compare prices, or bought merchandise online at least onc

Wall of Text vs. Doorway Pages: How Do You Create an Engaging Homepage?

by Jacqueline Sinex
Wednesday, September 10th, 2014

There are many trends in web design that lean toward more visuals and less text content. Website designers are asked to create that super engaging “wow” factor for a homepage that appeals to a savvy, young online audience. We are specifically told to avoid the “wall of text” because the last thing visitors want is […]

Put Mobile Website Compatibility on Your Summer List

by Rachel Schelter
Thursday, July 17th, 2014

The summer of 2014 is halfway over – have you accomplished everything on your summer to-do list? Don’t worry if you haven’t. Once we’re free from the heavy coats of winter and long pants of fall, it’s hard not to let loose in the freedom and promise of summer. But we can get a little […]

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