If you read our blog, then you are already familiar with our wonderful website design. Our team not only understands the importance of the right balance of beauty and practicality, we imply it on a daily basis. Here are some facts that you may find interesting:
The largest websites have more than a billion pages. Amazon and Facebook for example. Amazon has to create each page individually, thus it is not surprising that they employ hundreds of people who just create these pages on a daily basis.
Colors mean much more than “just a color”: Each color used on a website is chosen because of the message it sends, it’s emotion it evokes. For example: Blues are considered a professional, clean and calming color, Yellows are considered to be “happy” and Purples are seen as “sophisticated”. These are universal rules. No matter where in the world they are looked at. If the psychology of colors interests you, here you can find out more.
The design of a page dictates how the viewer’s eyes move, and where the mouse will click. On a well designed website, the viewers actions are no accident. Good designers know how the eyes move around the page, and what words are clicked – or not. Picking the right terms can make a considerable difference in the success of a website: For example: “Learn More” is clicked much more often than “Call Now”. Google shares some of these facts with their partners, and if the partners are smart, they listen – and apply this knowledge when designing a new website.
Websites are written in their own language. Actually, they are written in several different languages – or “codes” These codes tell your browser what to display, and how to display it. A good website designer knows that the website will look different, depending on the Browser it is looked at with. AFJ Solution currently makes considerations for browsers such as: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari & Opera. In other words, we assure that your Website looks it’s best, regardless of who is looking at it – and how it is looked at.
Small things can make a big difference! The balance has changed! In 2013 most websites where looked at more often with mobile devices, (tablets and phones) then with desktop and laptop computers. That needs to be considered, when designing a website. When designing a “flyer” that is meant to be printed on paper, every aspect is an “absolute”. We are looking at a two-dimensional space, say: 8.5 by 11 inches. That is not the case when designing a website. Everything is relative. A website will look and feel different on a mobile phone, tablet or Desktop/Laptop
