Browsing articles in "Design & Development"
Dec
8
2011

Add the Twitter Tweet and Follow Buttons without Hiring a Developer

Twitter is an important site for ecommerce marketers that want to encourage shoppers to share products and pages. Fortunately, the service is easy to integrate into a retail site without even hiring a developer.

In this article, you’ll learn how to ad…

Nov
29
2011

Color Psychology Showcase

In “Color Psychology and Online Marketing,” I addressed how different colors and color combinations send different messages. In this article, I’ll list some sites that illustrate this principle.

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Collision Labs

Collision Labs uses an almost o…

Nov
21
2011

Selling on Multiple Devices: 7 Key Ecommerce Functions

This is the age of the always-connected customer. Having only an ecommerce website — accessible by a desktop or laptop computer — is not sufficient to maximize your sales. Today’s consumers use a variety of devices to research and purchase your p…

Nov
14
2011

Color Psychology and Online Marketing

Colors and color combinations send different messages. Oftentimes for websites, colors intuitively create a mood or atmosphere. Color psychology takes this intuition and identifies common themes among certain colors. These color signals can be used to …

Oct
18
2011

Designing ‘Above the Fold’ Necessary?

Ensuring that customers can easily find important information on a site should be a priority for online merchants. In the past, you may have heard of “designing above the fold” as a way to present important information. While this strategy might ha…

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