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Proven Ways to Make Your Website More Interactive and Engaging
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Proven Ways to Make Your Website More Interactive and Engaging

Creating a website in this tech-era is no more a daunting task, but making that website customer-centric and successful definitely is.

Whether you are running your personal website to earn pocket money through ads and various affiliate programs or your business solely relies on it, you really have to make it interactive.

Readers always want to spend time on websites that have so many things to offer. Therefore, it’s your responsibility to fulfill all the requirements of your audience through a compelling website. And to be honest, it’s pretty simple. Continue Reading →

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Photoshop vs. Illustrator

Adobe is the ingenious company behind a plethora of multimedia products and creative software available in the market today. Adobe’s programs have enhanced the performance of many individuals with its range of products that fit a diverse market with a distinct set of needs.

However, such a variety does come with its own confusions as to which products to use and when. Here we will discuss its two popular software programs, Photoshop and Illustrator, to help you make the right choice. Continue Reading →

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The Difference between Calligraphy, Lettering and Type

Many a times people mix up the terms calligraphy, lettering, and type, thinking them to be interchangeable. They are often thought to be three different ways of saying the same thing. However, these differences between the three are huge and also very important to know, if you plan to have a serious career in either. This article will highlight the differences between the three. Continue Reading →

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An Interesting Correlation between the Two Distinct Components (Typography & User Experience) of an Ideal Design

You get a new project on your desk. You start with the framework of the design. Next, you get the logo designed as well as the website layout. You then move on to some specific components of the design like color scheme, navigation bar, a beautiful header or slider, etc. Once done, you move to the “Live” phase. That’s all you do in designing a typical website, right?

It is apparently quite common in the design industry that some designers tend to overlook the impact of User Experience (UX) on their website. The website they design although appears appealing, yet they see a huge decline or lack of visitors on it. This all happens when the UX of the website is bad, and one of the many things that lead to a bad UX is inappropriate typography. Continue Reading →

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5 Famous Logos That Carry Creatively-Hidden Messages Within

Logos are the “speak-for-itself” identity that even at a single glance can relate to which brand it belongs to.

Some logos are churned out without given even an ounce of thought to its relation to the brand or its message. However, there are some – mostly the famous ones – that carry the brand’s message within. Often those messages are as lucidly illustrated as a sky, while sometimes they are so ingeniously camouflaged that you’d have to look twice or even thrice to see it. Continue Reading →

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5 Design Tips for an Aesthetically-Professional Business Card

There’s an adage that you may have heard a lot of times, “don’t judge a book by its cover”. Indeed, you never know what interesting bits of content a book may possess until you read it through.

However, our mind doesn’t always work that way. After all, we’re human and we’ve the tendency to judge things or our fellow beings by their appearance. Likewise, in the sacred realm of business, looks matters, and that isn’t limited to shoes, three-piece suit or body gestures, but extends to business cards as well. Continue Reading →