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Another big endorsement for Saskatoon's business community!

admin — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 21:03:47 +0000

An international business advisory firm has named Saskatoon the most cost competitive city among communities in Western Canada and the Midwest! I tend to agree, and might add, one of the most friendly!… Regardless, we’re certain that all those new Saskatoon Businesses are going to require web design services at some point

Check out the link here:

Saskatoon Web Design

admin — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 19:18:28 +0000

In a sea digital mediocrity, how do you stand apart? RawkMedia is a Saskatoon Web Design and Consulting firm providing our community with contemporary Web design, Internet Marketing, Website Management System Development and Web Presence consulting services.

The Simple Secrets

admin — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 01:42:30 +0000

Here’s the Secret, whether or not you have the greatest product or service in the world won’t matter if your website is poorly designed. Furthermore, a poorly done/unprofessional site is not limited to poor graphical design. A professional web design should include – easily accessible content specific to your products and services, easy to navigate throughout, modern colour schemes, consistent font style and color, and a clean, uncluttered layout.

Some common mistakes made, in attempts to draw attention, are:

1) Background music:

Unless you are running a site which promotes a band, it’s a good idea to stay away from background music in your site. It might sound pleasant to you at first, but imagine trying to understand your service or product by reading your content while the same song plays over and over again. Chances are, if your site has it, your visitors either turn off their speakers or leave all together.

2) Extra large/small text size:

As previously mentioned, user accessibility and navigation is important. You should design the text on your site to be legible and reasonably sized to enable your visitors to read it without straining their eyes. This means no curly fonts and colour consistency. Likewise, make sure that your navigation is consistent with your visitors’ natural flow. A short introduction on the main page and a clear presentation of relevant content accessed by a descriptive menu is a good start to ensure your visitor understands how to access your important content.

3) Pop-up windows:

Unless you have a daily special that your visitors actually came to your site to see, it’s not a good idea to draw attention away from your core content window with any sort of pop-up distraction. If you really need your visitors’ attention drawn to a particular component of your website, emphasis it in your content, not in their faces.

With modern tools today, virtually anyone with a moderate degree of online proficiency can create a website but in such a highly competitive environment, isn’t it worth trusting a professional who can apply standard practices to maximize your online potential?