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In our recent blog, we discussed the importance of good website design in 2020. There is no doubt that this modern global pandemic has brought upon a seismic shift in business and marketing…
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In our recent blog, we discussed the importance of good website design in 2020. There is no doubt that this modern global pandemic has brought upon a seismic shift in business and marketing…
When you visit a website, what’s the first thing you see? The homepage. Your homepage might be the first interaction a potential customer has with you, before you’ve even met or spoken on the phone. Think of your homepage as…
Can your business afford not to have a great website? Your business needs a new website. Are you… 1. Worried about cash flow? 2. Nervous about investing a large sum in one go? New business websites aren’t cheap.
Every year, speakers at large events and popular marketing magazines declare that this is the year that mobile will dominate. But when the head of marketing for huge businesses, such as Facebook, declare that we should all be focussed on…
In many ways, your website is the nerve-centre of your business. In the digital age, it’s usually the first place people will find out about you, and it’s also where people go if they want to contact you or find…
The backlash to Instagram’s logo change demonstrated, everybody has an opinion about design. This has been demonstrated time and time again – logos in particular evoke strong opinions from the general public. In 2010, Gap reverted back to…
Google Algorithm updated Google now penalising non-mobile ready websites Two years ago (as of May 2015) we wrote a blog about the importance of mobile friendly websites. They were a nice-to-have feature back then, but Google…
Earlier this year, Tokyo pulled the plug on its Olympics 2020 logo amid claims designer, Kenjiro Sano, had copied Olivier Debie’s 2013 Théâtre de Liège logo design. It sparked a debate about whether originality in design can exist. We are all constantly absorbing our surroundings - creative people more so than anyone, taking in what they see and storing it away for future use. Whether consciously or not, designers take in the visuals they see around them every day; from posters and adverts, to shop signs and websites. The creative process often works subconsciously. A design brief from a client could trigger the memory of a logo a designer has seen somewhere before, and this can trickle down into their design without them even thinking about it. Does our visual, vibrant, and constantly evolving culture make originality impossible?
The ability to deliver marketing to our clients that creates a Return on Investment is something we commit to at Digital Glue. ROI can mean different things to certain people, in terms of what they want their return to be,…
Post Updated 26/05/2021 12:45 BST A great web design brief is an essential part of getting effective results from your web designer or web agency. But where do you start? New businesses and start-ups may be working on their first…