Avoiding issues with the fold It's often argued that the fold doesn't exist but the reality is that clients still ask for content to be pushed up the page so it appears without scrolling down to it.…
How to give effective feedback to your designer, and get results that truly deliver. This article draws on the Liquid Light teams joint experience of working within different sectors and focuses on…
Does it matter if users need to scroll? A large proportion of people in the web design industry are of the opinion that it isn’t an issue if people need to scroll to see content and images. Why is it…
Responsive Image Solutions: Fluid Images In this installment we are going to look at the first of these and the most basic responsive image solution of all: Fluid Images - which aims to address the…
Homepage image sliders. Good or bad? As a web designer I have often relied on the trusty image slider as a homepage design feature and functional content tool. I mean why not? It ticks all the boxes…
HTML Newsletters - Design Considerations HTML emails are a great way of keeping your customers up-to-date, but are not as versatile as web pages. Here's our list of things to consider when designing…
Responsive Images - What are the issues ? In a world of ever increasing diversity of devices, many have chosen to adopt the responsive web design approach when creating their websites. But issues…
Avoid creative block when designing for the web Ever opened up Photoshop or a browser to start a new design only for inspiration to desert you? Often the problem is that you’ve moved onto this stage…
Free Fonts VS. Paid Fonts Choosing the right font can make the difference between a good and a great design. Even though most computers come with a library of fonts, this isn’t always enough. You…
Animation on the web with CSS3 Animation is a new CSS3 property which can be applied to HTML tags such as div, h1 or a span. With flash now redundant from the web, CSS animations are a great…
