Category Archives: Web Design
6 Ways to Get a Web Design that feels Pleasurable and has Impact
By British Design Experts
Check out the latest post on our sister site Snowflake Creative. It’s all about how to make your web design a pleasurable visit for your customers – something they will look forward to and that is filled with zen.
How to get rid of comment spam once and for all
By British Design Experts
Sick of spam comments clogging up your inbox? There is an answer to your troubles, although possibly not the one you want to hear.
A little known way to get the most out of your web design project before it even starts
By British Design Experts
I bet you don’t need me to tell you that until your new website is live that you’re losing out on potential business. The cliché is true – time is money. And the big secret to getting the most out of your website is quite a simple one. You need to keep the momentum going …
The Recipe for a Perfect Landing Page [Infographic]
By British Design Experts
Having a proper landing page is the most important part of designing a website that converts your leads into customers effectively. The basics are incredibly simple, and not at all rocket science – but it is surprising quite how many people have landing pages that disregard many of the tried and tested formulas for designing …
How to write a website header like a copywriting pro (and why you need an awesome one)
By British Design Experts
Your header/opening statement is the most important piece of content on your entire site. It creates an impression on your web designer who uses that impression to design your website. Basically, it’s very important to get it right.
7 ways to get inspired and organised for your small business website
By British Design Experts
Writing a brief for a web design is a tricky process and it can be hard to know where to start. So in this article we’re going to let you in on some of our secret ways of getting inspired, organised and ready to start your web design.
The secret to designing a website that will maximise your conversions
By British Design Experts
It’s really simple to make sure that your website is designed to maximise your conversions. Just follow our 7 simple (and common sense) tips and you’ll see your website transformed into a powerful lead capturing machine.
The story of the moth and the butterfly, or how emulating success in web design can be a terrible business decision
By British Design Experts
Take a look at this great article on our sister site Snowflake Creative, which follows on nicely from their article on why you need to ignore the trends and embrace your own style in web design. If you’re at the stage of looking at other websites to get some inspiration for your design, or redesign …
Why you need to ignore the latest design trends and embrace your own style
By British Design Experts
Check out this great article posted on our sister site Snowflake Creative. It can be a real mistake to think that you should follow the web design trends of 2013 to get yourself a really good website. In actuality, it is your style that really matters. “If you read any of the top digital marketing …
How to add the rel=”publisher” tag
By British Design Experts
As we’ve recently explained you really do need to be using author and publisher tags on your blog and website. Why? In a nutshell because it’ll help you get higher in the search rankings, and will increase your click through. For more details – read the blog itself. This blog is a step by step …
How to add the rel=”author” tag
By British Design Experts
As we’ve recently explained you really do need to be using author and publisher tags on your blog and website. Why? In a nutshell because it’ll help you get higher in the search rankings, and will increase your click through. For more details – read the blog itself. This blog is a step by step …
The importance of a call to action
By British Design Experts
A homepage without a call to action is incomplete. It is a necessary part of any homepage or landing page on your website. Why? Because your call to action tells your reader what they should do next, it gives focus and logic to your page and it is the single most significant thing you can …
