responsive web design Archives

17 Unique Web Design Ideas to Explore for Your Website in 2017

February 13, 2020March 22, 2017 by NARGA Editorial

Here are some of the fantastic web design styles that are currently dominating web technology and which you can explore for your next website design or re-design.

Buna - Your Next Agency/Portfolio Template

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July 26, 2016January 4, 2016 by NARGA Editorial

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Top 10 Footer Designs Examples of Responsive Websites

October 6, 2015 by NARGA Editorial

There is a common saying, “All’s well that ends well”. Now let’s co-relate this quote in context to a website, you will get – website is well that ends well! And, here the Footer is referred to as the end of the website. Keeping aside this satire, let us dig into the principles of footer web designs.

A Glimpse To The Bygone Days Of Footer

According to some conventional perceptions of the web design industry, most people think that bottom section of the web page is least important. Not only the users, but a huge section of web users is too convinced with this wrong ideology. They believed that the elements at the bottom of the web page play no significant role to attract visitors onto the website and which is why footers are often relegated as a poorly designed space for copyright information, legal disclaimers, and “back to the top” links.

All that you need to know about responsive web design

September 4, 2015September 3, 2015 by NARGA Editorial

Web design and development, the ever evolving field where it has become almost impossible to keep up with the new resolutions and designs. It is unfeasible for most websites to come up with separate versions for each new resolution and device. Responsive Web design makes sure that we do not have to lose visitors from one device for the sake of gaining them for the other.
Responsive Web design (RWD) is an approach to web design, it aims at designing sites to provide the best possible viewing and interaction experience. It suggests that the response of the design and development should be based on the user’s screen size, platform, orientation etc. Let’s say that if the user switches from Laptop to Mobile, the website would have the technology to respond to user’s preference. This removes the need for fresh design and development for each new gadget in the market.

Exposing Various Aspects Upon Which A Thriving Responsive Typography Hinges

March 20, 2019June 29, 2015 by NARGA Editorial

With the web being 99% typography, typography makes a foundation of web design and interaction. Having said this, it is clear how preeminent the typography is for creating a successful website or web application.

Gone are the day when we had a specific number of devices. Although today, we have a great control over our work, it can’t be gainsaid that the ever-fluctuating pool of devices has created more complications than ever before. Thus, an attempt to accomplish the work without taking the key fundamentals into account could ruin all your efforts.

7 Flat & Material Design Responsive Email Templates

August 27, 2016June 23, 2015 by NARGA Editorial

As you know, we’re living in Mobile era as know as Mobilegeddon. So, the design trends has changed then focusing on mobile devices as well as it.

What’s about Flat & Material Design?

Flat design is a minimalistic design approach that emphasizes usability. As the name indicates, flat design is defined by flatness of style: simplifying an interface by removing extra elements such as shadows, bevels, textures and gradients that create a 3D look. Everything is clear and understandable, and the design relies mostly on colours and icons to give meaning.
New websites are all flat so will be new email templates as well.

In today’s post we have gathered trendy flat style responsive email templates to market your online business.

Responsive Design With Mobile First Approach

Responsive Web Design Trends That Will Rule 2015

February 19, 2015 by NARGA Editorial

Every year, new concept in the web designing comes up. Last year, the flat design, minimalist color scheme, background videos, 3D transition effects and many more designing techniques were introduced. It was superb year for responsive web designing. Indeed, the year 2015 will be full of amazing responsive web designing concepts that will bring the biggest revolution in the web designing industry. Indeed, those designing concepts will become the trendsetters of 2015. What are those trends, this blog presents glimpse over the 2015’s responsive web design trends.

Let’s Explore the list of Web design Trends of 2015:

Which Way is the Road to Future Headed for CMS and Web Design

November 29, 2014 by Jason Roiz

The rapidly changing digital environment has led to one conclusion, you cannot bank on a in vogue website development trend to deliver the goods for you in the long run. Sure, it will pour in riches when leveraged for all its benefits, but the uncertainty in the market has made sure that one eye has always to be kept at alternatives.

The future in the web design and development realm is unpredictable, but the ongoing trends always leave us with suitable clues and possibilities that can help businesses develop in the correct directions.

Blurring the Line Between Visual Appeal and Responsiveness of Your Website

February 12, 2015October 15, 2014 by NARGA Editorial

Giving you a reasonably germane cause for pause, website responsiveness is not a luxury that you can afford to *not* have. In an era where Internet users are leaning towards the mobile way of accessing the web, the importance of having a responsive website has increased manifolds. The brands that have been vying to create a dominating presence over the web have come to this inherent realization that having a visually remarkable website can only take them so far. If the diverse platforms like different OS platforms and screen sizes don’t find the visually enchanting websites compatible enough, the users aren’t likely to stick around and navigate.

Responsive Design, Mobile Sites or Native Mobile Apps – Which One Best Suit Your Needs?

October 10, 2014 by Jack Calder

All of the above three options can help you build a strong mobile presence for your business, but each of them has its own benefits and downsides. And so, you should understand which one of them befit your needs.
The agenda of this post is to help you better understand which option best fit your needs of promoting your mobile presence.

Why does the Future belong to Responsive Web Design?

February 27, 2014 by Jack Calder

As tablets and smartphones are taking over desktops and laptops, the need to deliver a design which is deployed easily on all available devices is what makes responsive web design a sure shot winner. Should a business focus on investing in developing an iOS or Android app for their business or simply get a responsive design for their website? It is for you to decide.

However, the future most definitely belongs to the responsive design. Here’s why.