When a potential client approaches us, they often ask, “How you done any other——web sites?” This——may be Wordpress, ExpressionEngine, Magento, etc. etc.
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1. You have been sued by more than one person because your blinking gifs sent them into an epileptic seizure.
2. The first reaction that people have when visiting your site is “Arghh, my eyes! They are burning!!”.
3. The traffic counter you so proudly display on your site says, “10 visitors this year”.
Why do we present one initial web design concept? Isn’t that a little arrogant? What about giving the clients the option to choose? Isn’t that what they are paying for?
These are some of the types of questions we’ve been getting lately. Strangely, this issue didn’t come up much before, but now that it has, I figure it’s a good time to take a moment to talk about it.
Using illustration in your website is a great way to help build your brand and set it apart in this competitive market. We’ve noticed that there isn’t a lot of use of illustration around the web, which is surprising since advertising, magazines, and other media have been using it extensively for years along with photography.
Here are some questions you may from a web designer once you have established who you are interested in working with.
