Web Design, especially mobile web design, seems to be changing rapidly. In fact, because of mobile device technology the mobile web design that you thought would work for the next few years, may not be up to scratch.
Only a professional mobile web design company, such as Knoxweb, understands how quickly technology changes. Knoxweb has been in business since 1996 and has seen the internet morph into something that most people would never have expected.
If you had told the average web designer that mobile phones and tablets would be taking over the World Wide Web, most would have thought you were crazy, but not Knoxweb. The professional team of web designers and web developers has always been at the top of their game when it comes to mobile web design. Technicians from Knoxweb are continually educating themselves in order to keep you and your website up to date with the latest in mobile web design.
When it comes to mobile web design, Knoxweb considers all possibilities helping push the limits of imagination and interaction on a global scale with prominent mobile web designs that the other guys haven’t started yet.
One of the most important elements of mobile web design is to keep it big and bold. People do not want to squint to read the content on your web site. Knoxweb explains that the most important principle when it comes to website design is size. Think book cover and cinematic. Your home page should by dynamic while enticing potential clients and customers to look inside and explore the possibilities.
The main reason for the big and bold trend is that it is both pragmatic and visual giving your users the largest impact the minute they hit your website. Another reason is that it works well on all devices whether your customers and potential clients are working on a desktop or a Smartphone. The layout remains unchanged regardless of the device.
Large screen images were all the rage in 2014, but with speedier technology and access to beautiful high quality images, the trend is continuing.
Over the last three years or so, flat design was the king when it came to mobile web design. The flat design is still doing its job and will most probably be here for good, especially when it comes to illustrations, menus, and icons. Not only are they manageable, but scalable as well thanks to font and icon technology. According to Knoxweb, the elements look good and are much better than the old glossy web 2.0 tired icons that seemed to be on every single website a few years back.
As a side note, it is interesting to note that flat design is not necessarily always flat. Mobile web designs are incorporating textures, gradients and photos to give the illusion of that, “Wow,” effect. Knoxweb will tell you that probably the best part of the flat design is how it begins to open in order to create visual metaphors. Flat designs convey ideas through fun and catchy visuals that will keep your clients and potential customers on your website.
If your mobile web design is less than appealing, schedule a no obligation consultation with Knoxweb who can help you move effortlessly into the 21st century.
