This blog is dedicated to considerate web design. Considerate Web Design refers to the practice of designing for the web with consideration to its intended audience and the devices used to access it. As the processing power and display capabilities of mobile devices have increased significantly over the last couple of years, it has become the responsibility for web designers to change their practices to consider these devices and their new capabilities.
Monday, 6 August 2012
The vision of web (some thoughts and such like)
I follow a pretty decent site, .Net. It has regular online magazines and magazines that you buy in-store (cost an arm and a leg though). Anyway, they often post useful short articles on things about the web and such like which I suggest you may want to follow on Facebook or something - who knows, something you are interested in could come up. The latest one they published was a link to 45 portfolio sites that they thought were pretty cool. I looked through a couple of them and most were pretty decent. Look, some were really beautifully designed and very aesthetically pleasing to look but that was really all. Don't get me wrong, I take my hat off to people with a strong and clear design vision - I wish I could create what they have done but if I see a website by a web designer, I'm expecting a site that can be responsive and flexible. Maybe it is because I have been exposed to CSS3 and the power of media queries that now I'm acting like a spoilt brat, but seeing a site like this which is way more simple is more appealing because it works on all screen sizes and I think that takes more vision and analytical thinking than just plonking a cool design on a page one after the other.
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