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4 Tips about the Modern Responsive Web

A recently popular phrase that has been appearing over the internet recently is ‘responsive web design’, stemming from the maturing of a recent idea. As this idea has gained tract and popularity it is changing the way in which websites are built, evolving from a buzzword into the inclusion of every project in web design.
With the shift towards ‘responsive web design’, here are some tips from websites Wigan to help you adapt.
Don’t simply scale your website linearly
On: 16 Feb, 2013 By: nexusadmin

Design for content, not page width!

The most commonly used page sizes to base web design around are 1024, 768 and 320; however, those sizes are very rarely the actual width of any desktops, tablets or mobiles. There is a wide variety outside of these resolutions but when it comes to web design those three are pretty much standard.
How does this work for the other screen sizes?
Many sites use breakpoints for the three sizes with un-adaptable sizes that will use the closest width ...

On: 17 Jan, 2013 By: nexusadmin

6 Tips to Consider when Designing for Mobile Devices

Whether you have a great idea for an app, or are creating a mobile version of an existing site or even are refining an existing design it’s easy to make a couple of common mistakes. Here our design team has produced a list of six easy to avoid mistakes associated with designing a mobile site.
Keep it simple
Don’t go over the top and try to incorporate too many design features. It is much more desirable to choose a ...

On: 20 Dec, 2012 By: nexusadmin

Importance of Mobile Websites

At Nexus Websites, we have expert mobile website designers. Why? Because today in the UK, a staggering 5% of all websites viewed are now viewed on an iPhone, not all mobiles, that”s only the iPhone!
Most websites do not correctly function on a mobile device due to complex code that is expected to otherwise be viewed on a computer screen. The mobile cannot function, the pages might not work, images may be missing and you are left with a ...

On: 27 Jun, 2012 By: nexusadmin
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