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WordPress is undoubtedly one of the most used CMS globally. Although it is a popular platform with extensive features, WordPress is also a little complex. It is depends on a third party for hosting needs. Also, you will need to update your WordPress site monthly, if not weekly. And while updating, it may create errors incompatible with the latest updates. But that’s not all;

Click on the link to know the major reasons to migrate your WordPress site to Webflow!

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As a startup owner when you are trying to solve a problem for the target users, you know what user experience you want the product to deliver.

But the idea of it, how do you know it is good enough for solving the specific problem?

Wireframe helps you demonstrate your ideas for the UX and the user feedback help you understand how they interact with the design and whether the design serves its purpose.

With so many creative ideas running wild inside your head, you may skip a few steps of the design process and solely focus on the end product.

You have a vision in mind but what you need to understand is that the foundation needs to be equally strong. You need a base, a structure on which you put on the interface and complete your product.

And that is a wireframe!

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Negative Space vs White Space: Game of spaces in the design

Design is a way of communication. In art and design, space is significant. Space is the area surrounding the object and in between the subjects as well. And as a designer, a lot of you are aware of the terms, negative space or white space. 

The terms negative and white space have been used interchangeably. And it confuses people that negative space is just as same as white space design. But here, nobody is wrong! Along with positive space, these three terms are significant in graphic design, web design, UI UX design, and photography as well. 

The essence of Space in design is often neglected. Oftentimes, you get too focused on grabbing the audience’s attention. At the same time, you miss out on bringing focus to the subject in the design. Space design is responsible for highlighting the subject in front of your eyes. And with this blog, we intend to bring some spotlight on the importance of negative, white, and positive space in the design. 

We have covered detailed explanation of these spaces and how they are different from one another, and their significance in design. Click below to read,

https://bit.ly/NSvsWS

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UX Research: The foundation of User-first designs starts here

Products that don’t deliver value are nothing but garbage. The ultimate goal of any product is to deliver value to ensure user satisfaction. The path to reaching the ultimate goal is filled with known and unknown hurdles. You can find solutions to the known problems. It is easy to win a war if you know your enemy. But those unknown problems in your product’s UX are the real issue. 

Sometimes these are so dangerous that they not only limit the product’s growth potential but even can destroy it. UX Research helps in discovering and solving these problems. This is the reason that many big companies spend so much on UX Research.

UX research is one of the most complex steps in the whole design process. As a design agency, we’ve encountered multiple instances where we’ve witnessed the wonderful outcomes of including efficient user research for a project. Undoubtedly, It is one of the essential steps!

UX research ensures you ground ideas for reality and improve the odds of success. It allows you to see what users see, and understand how they think.  

How do expect your users to love your product when you don’t consider what they need? UX designers need to see problems through the eyes of users. Rather than relying on assumptions and aspirations, designers should follow a disciplined approach to user research. 

To know more about what is UX Research, check out our blog below:

https://bit.ly/CT-UX

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Webflow vs Shopify: Choose Which one is best for you

Shopify is a renowned eCommerce platform that allows you to set up an online store quickly. The platform’s primary focus is to help people sell products online easily. 

Webflow is an all-in-one custom website builder, CMS platform, and hosting provider. It allows over 35,00,000 designers and teams to create, collaborate and scale beautiful websites. What’s best is that you don’t have to learn coding to use Webflow. 

Both have similar web design and eCommerce features. But they have a different target and focus.

There is no doubt that eCommerce is a huge booming industry today. So it’s only natural if you want to open an online store or expand your offline store. In that case, you must choose the right eCommerce platform. 

Webflow vs Shopify is one of the most popular discussions when selecting an eCommerce platform

Click below; This blog will walk you through a detailed comparative study between Webflow vs Shopify.

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