Outstanding Web Design
Let’s take a look at an example. Beyondis.co.uk claims to be “beyond channels, beyond products, beyond distribution”. What does it mean? Since users tend to explore websites according to the “F”-pattern, these three statements would be the first elements users will see on the page once it is loaded.
These elements should be considered when you design your website. A website that works properly is vital for ranking high in search engines and providing the best user experience.
Graphic elements are a great way to integrate text with images and enhance the site's overall appearance. Combining beautiful colors with shapes can help you direct your visitors' attention, and contribute to the overall flow of your website.
Responsive websites can use flexible grid layouts that are based on the percentage each element takes up in its container: if one element (e.g. a header) is 25% of its container, that element will stay at 25% no matter the change in screen size. Responsive websites can also use breakpoints to create a custom look at every screen size, but unlike adaptive sites that adapt only when they hit a breakpoint, responsive websites are constantly changing according to the screen size.