I'm a designer myself and I lean towards very simple layouts focusing purely on the text/content and using it as the framework of the site, not shoving content into the framework. It tends to be better from a usability standpoint, SEO, and even aesthetically. Less is more.
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I'm a designer myself and I lean towards very simple layouts focusing purely on the text/content and using it as the framework of the site, not shoving content into the framework. It tends to be better from a usability standpoint, SEO, and even aesthetically. Less is more.
This is probably my favorite article on the topic: http://informationarchitects.jp/the-web-is-all-about-typogra...
you don't by any chance work with me on a new venture? Less -is- more and I need someone who can help me/us there ;)
Your name doesn't seem familiar, but I am open to new ventures if you'd like to contact me. My email is in my profile.
Just FYI, I can't see your email in your profile. The "email" field is not public by default. You could put your email in the "about" field.
Thanks for the heads up.