Wholesome Sweeteners, the nation’s leader in fair trade, organic, and non-GMO sweeteners recently teamed up with our team here at Blue Fountain Media to redesign and relaunch their website.
Design trends come and go, and every year has its defining trends. A few years ago it was parallax scroll. Before that, rotating homepage banners were a must have for every website, regardless of …
Seeing someone else create an engaging or exceptionally functional experience on their site can inspire ideas about how to improve the experience on your own site. Here are a few examples of sites with truly impressive UX.
What elements should differ from your desktop to mobile website design? Read our latest post to find out.
If users can’t find what they’re looking for quickly, you can be sure they won’t stick around to search for it. Let’s take a look at some ways to define clear user pathways on higher education websites.
You can’t take a cookie-cutter approach to designing a website for an educational audience. Different users and audiences have varying needs and interests when looking for information online. In our latest post we explore some of the design elements that can help increase conversions on your education websites.
What does it take to optimize a real estate website for online audiences? Take a look at some of the top real estate website and mobile apps to see what design elements make their sites stand out in their industry.
When it comes to developing an interface, it is important to remember who you are designing for. Leveraging the human component during the design process can result in an optimal online experience for the user.
Learn how you can leverage the existing features and capabilities of a smartphone in order to enhance the design and overall experience of your mobile app.
Utilizing the Lean UX method will help you to create an optimized online user experience that identifies the behavioral needs of your audience, and helps you to design a website that meets their needs.
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