According to CNET back Google now processes over 40,000 search queries every second on average, which translates to over 3.5 billion searches per day and 1.2 trillion searches per year worldwide. With this in mind, it`s vital for any business to know what Google thinks about your website and whether your potential clients will find it and like it. […]
Developers from all over the world contribute by grains to the endless process of web enhancement. Due to their efforts, our everyday visits to the net are so comfortable, pleasant, and resultant. No one can deny the fact that open source stuff is really helpful when it comes to perfection, as the whole community can […]
According to some resources, the first website (or at least something that can be considered a website) was published back in August 1991. That seems to have been so long ago but yet compared to other human inventions the Internet is still a baby. Let’s shortly review the history of website design science and technics. […]
The career of a lot of famous and talented artists started in an original way and the same happened with Jason Seiler. His talent was discovered when the humorous portraits of the teacher created by young Jason led him to trouble. Much water has flown under the bridges and he has become the famous illustrator […]
The author of this blog post highlights 5 hottest web design trends we can observe the current year. Each trend is supplied with writer’s comments and explanations.
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It’s difficult to overestimate the significance of colors in web design. This blog post features the best (from the point of its author) and the most handy tools that will help you achieve perfection in your color choice. In fact, these tools are aimed to marry your personal requirements with ideal color schemes.
The grunge style is on the pick of its popularity in webdesign and WordPress themes. This trend is full of opportunities for designers
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Usually, the aesthetics and medical colors are overly practical and focus more on being hygienic and harmless, than on the need to create a healing and eye-pleasing environment. Somehow too often we forget about color and its power, especially when it comes to the healthcare industry. People visit hospitals and medical centers when they are sick, traumatized, and anxious. That`s why in this article we will reveal some insights on colors for medical websites and interior design. “Variety of form and brilliancy of color are actual means of recovery “ Florence Nightingale How to Create a Pleasing Medical Environment with Colors We all know that our perception of a place changes when we change colors. Hue can make us feel a space larger, cleaner, warmer, and more pleasant. Increasingly, hospital and healthcare leaders are recognizing the color and its uses for soothing, healing, and, in general, providing patients, staff, and visitors with a more pleasant experience in healthcare settings. When designing healthcare facilities, designers should take into account the difference between the departments of clinics and hospitals. This includes medical “work” areas used for diagnosis and treatment, recovery areas such as wards and recovery areas, and waiting rooms, canteens, and corridors. Corridors, restaurants, and waiting areas are the best places for bold designs and lively patterns, as people won’t stay here for too long. Giving places a clear visual identity helps visitors find their way easier, so vibrant colors and patterns can be really important in orienting people in a hospital. However, overly saturated color, high-contrast patterns, and graphics can be overly exciting and should therefore be used with caution. The addition of biophilic design, natural materials, and natural light to these areas has been shown to have physical and psychological benefits that can help reduce stress and anxiety and improve air quality. In the treatment and diagnostic areas, it is necessary to use soothing colors and their combinations. In this case, muted pastels and neutrals work well. Doctors often use the patient’s skin tone when assessing, so bright colors should be avoided, like the latter, due to the color reflecting on the skin, which can lead to misdiagnosis. The […]
Allison Reed