Web Design - Visual Decisions & User Experience

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The design portion of the talk "Planning a Website: Design, Content, & Development", presented by Karla Santi.

Diseño

web design
visual decisions & user experience

the project process
sales cs design
front-end dev
development
QA/testing launch

the design process
● mood boards
● static mocks

the design process
● mood boards
● static mocks
● client feedback

the design process
● mood boards
● static mocks
● client feedback
● front-end development
● design QA

the evolving process
● mobile first design
● interactive mock-ups
● new tools = new methods

tastes evolve
● “Flashy” sites were cool

tastes evolve
● “Flashy” sites were cool
● being unique was a must

tastes evolve
● “Flashy” sites were cool
● being unique was a must
● background music!!
● load intro...

today’s expectations
● users want familiarity
○ buttons, menus, interactions
○ usability

today’s expectations
● users want familiarity
○ buttons, menus, interactions
○ usability
● heat mapping & analytics

basic design principles
● less is more
○ simple is hard

basic design principles
● less is more
○ simple is hard
● typography matters

“95% of the information on the web is
written language. It is only logical to say
that a web designer should get good
training in the main discipline of shaping
written information, in other words:
Typography.” - Oliver Reichenstein

basic design principles
● less is more
○ simple is hard
● typography matters
● typography vs. typeface

basic design principles
● color palette
○ Adobe Kuler
○ set styles across site
● white space
● grid systems

themes & hosted sites
● purchased CMS themes
● hosted subscriptions

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