Filling up every inch of every page on your website is tempting. However, the unused areas of the page layout are actually just as important as the areas filled with content. Designers call the unused area white space or negative space. Giving attention to space will improve your design, making your website cleaner and easier for your audience to consume. More doesn't mean better While it's wise to place your most important content in the first screen view, your audience can

We've experienced big changes in the way we work and live. So, more and more of us are using our phones instead of our desktop computers to view websites. That's why it's so important to make sure your site layout looks great and functions well when viewed this way. Mobile-first designing is a smart solution. Eat a frog first thing in the morning. In following Mark Twain's advice, it's often recommended you address the most challenging thing first. When designing your layout,

I understand how challenging the pandemic has been — especially for us small businesses. These last few months have also highlighted the importance of a great website. Now that the economy is opening up, have you thought about the way your website looks and behaves? Is it easy for your customers to use, and does it accurately represent your business? Here's why you should make changes: 1. The layout doesn't fit well on the phone. More people are viewing your website on a phon