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Web Design Trends in 2015
The websites over the years have
changes dramatically from the flash websites (which some looked more like a
game) to HTML websites with Javascript/JQuery/HTML5/CSS for the styling. Websites have gon...
The websites over the years have
changes dramatically from the flash websites (which some looked more like a
game) to HTML websites with Javascript/JQuery/HTML5/CSS for the styling.
Websites have gone through huge
changes from colourful designs left aligned websites to centered/fullscreen
websites with a basic 4 color scheme.
Below are some of to expect in 2015
Responsive Website
We have probably heard a lot about responsive web designs, especially this year. Well this is not going to change, you have designers who still only offer websites that are not responsive and I think in 2015 I think all companies will need to offer this as a standard feature when building a website, otherwise I don’t believe they can survive.
We have probably heard a lot about responsive web designs, especially this year. Well this is not going to change, you have designers who still only offer websites that are not responsive and I think in 2015 I think all companies will need to offer this as a standard feature when building a website, otherwise I don’t believe they can survive.
With more and more people using a
smartphone/tablets, it would be crazy to not have your website optimized for
them.
Minimal designs and focus on content
We have seen the websites that were designed over a decade ago, using so many colors which some thought was great back then has now gone in the opposite direction.
We have seen the websites that were designed over a decade ago, using so many colors which some thought was great back then has now gone in the opposite direction.
Many companies today want to
minimize the design and focus more on the content, the bbc.co.uk is a great
example of this. With high quality content and great pictures, this
minimal design really brings out what they want the visitors to see. This is
nothing new, but people are starting to lean this way as it makes the website
look much cleaner.
Sticky Menus
While sticky menus have been around awhile, I have started to see a lot more of them lately. I think more and more will go this way as it does keep your visitors close to the menu at all times. You will not need to have a menu in your footer like what many websites or the scroll up button which we have on this website.
While sticky menus have been around awhile, I have started to see a lot more of them lately. I think more and more will go this way as it does keep your visitors close to the menu at all times. You will not need to have a menu in your footer like what many websites or the scroll up button which we have on this website.
Stock Photos of Models
Yes having a model over expressing themselves in a board room is ok in my opinion, but websites who have one on each website do look a little lame. The funny thing is that a lot of them have the same person on many different websites. People are starting to rethink of using stock models and using real people and pictures for the slideshows.
Yes having a model over expressing themselves in a board room is ok in my opinion, but websites who have one on each website do look a little lame. The funny thing is that a lot of them have the same person on many different websites. People are starting to rethink of using stock models and using real people and pictures for the slideshows.
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for your homepage, but not all over the place
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Hello everyone and hope you are having a great day. I got this in my inbox by pcworld title: Yahoo's search share creeps up after becoming Firefox's default. I thought this will help my followers make good decision when switching browser. See article below:
It’s not a huge victory for Yahoo. The increase in search share was small, from 8.6 percent in November to 10.4 percent in December—the month when Yahoo replaced Google as Firefox’s default search option in the U.S.
Still, it’s Yahoo’s biggest U.S. search share since 2009, according to StatCounter, a Dublin, Ireland-based company which measures activity across a range of services like search, social media and operating systems.
If the upward trajectory continues for Yahoo, it might help the company grow its ad revenue and better compete against rivals like Google and Facebook. That is, if people don’t simply switch back to Google within Firefox. The native search bar in Firefox now defaults to provide results by Yahoo. But making the switch back to Google—or Bing or Wikipedia or DuckDuckGo—requires only a quick switch in the Firefox preferences tab.
Still, “The move by Mozilla has had a definite impact on U.S. search,” said StatCounter CEO Aodhan Cullen, in the company’s announcement. That’s despite the fact that usage of Firefox is now eclipsed by other browsers like Google’s Chrome and Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, according to separate figures from Net Applications.
Google is still far and away the leader in search, with U.S. search share of 75.2 percent as of December, according to StatCounter. That’s down slightly from 77.3 percent in November, making it Google’s lowest U.S. search share yet since StatCounter started measuring this market in mid-2008. Microsoft’s Bing came in a distant second with a share of 12.5 percent.
Google, Yahoo and Mozilla declined to comment on StatCounter’s rankings.
For its search engine stats, StatCounter looks at a network of over 3 million websites and tallies every page view that comes from a search engine. The company is not tallying search queries, but rather page referrals from search engines to those 3 million sites.
Its numbers are different from ComScore’s, which is widely known for tracking activity on search engines and other sites like eBay and Facebook. ComScore’s most recent rankings, which only cover the month of November, prior to the Firefox switch, gave Yahoo a 10.2 percent U.S. search share, which is higher than the 8.6 percent StatCounter gave it that month.
Google’s U.S. search share for November was 67 percent according to ComScore, considerably lower than the 77.3 percent cited by StatCounter.
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