In our last post, we defined the process to collect data pertaining to your prospective customers that would allow you to develop an empathetic web design. In the COLLECT stage, you gathered insight on your target audience
Web design is a highly misunderstood stage within website development. Often seen as the “aesthetic” step in the process, artistic people are often the only ones making design-related decisions. The fact is, you don’t have to
Most companies describe themselves as "customer-centric", but when you look at their web design and other marketing touchpoints, you wonder if they really meant what they said or if they just define the concept differently. For an
It’s as simple as this: when designed with your sales cycle in mind, your website can help differentiate your company from competitors, accelerate a buyer’s decision-making process, and win more business. However, your website could also work
If you want to delight potential customers with your company's next website design, get into trouble, that is, your potential customers' trouble. Dig deep to understand what hurdles your target market faces and the root causes
In a recent study, 46.1% of people said a website's design is the number one criterion for discerning a company's credibility, meaning a visually alluring website would probably be better for business than one that is
Prospect research is the basis for your web design strategy. It gives you the needed insight to develop the most effective copy, layout, design, and experience for your online visitors. A very important point to remember
Web design is a common but misunderstood term. Often thought of as the “aesthetics” of a website, the scope of its definition exceeds one dimension and its meaning extends beyond a website’s visual characteristics. Ultimately, the
"Empathy is about finding echoes of another person in yourself"* speaks to the essence of user centric web design. The power of empathy is represented in compelling content and interactive and engaging web experiences. Not surprisingly,
“Hummingbird” is the name of Google’s NEW search algorithm. It’s their largest search algorithm update since 2001, affecting about 90% of all searches. Unlike the continuous modifications and enhancements the search engine has always made to