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We are currently in the process of a rebrand, The studio will be releasing the new Brand soon into Chicago and L.A market
We are currently in the process of a rebrand, The studio will be releasing the new Brand soon into Chicago and L.A market
Online product sales are driven by eCommerce websites. Next time you’re shopping online, pay close attention to the website you’re using.
There is something to be said about a high-quality eCommerce web design.
If your business sells anything online, one of the smartest investments you can make is in your website.
Make your shopper’s experience seamless, and you’ll see it pay dividends in revenue.
Here are a few tips to make your eCommerce web design financially successful.
With a variety of screen sizes and an ever growing range of high-tech mobile devices being used to browse the internet (e.g. tablet, laptop and smartphones) there is now more pressure than ever before to come up with better websites that look great and work well no matter what device they are being viewed on.
In the past, web design was based on layouts that are fixed. While a common screen width of 1024 pixels is considered quite a safe size to use for any website, it does not work well on very smartphone screens and can result to websites looking a little lost on large desktop screens.
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Let’s just be honest up front, a great website can be the difference between your restaurant thriving or failing.
Creating a great website for your restaurant may seem difficult or even impossible, but it’s actually quite simple.
If you follow these seven tips, you should be on your way to a perfect website for any type of restaurant.
The web design process is often focused on the aesthetics of a website.
A web designer is always creative and a graphics expert with a particular flair for the combination of shapes, colors and typography.
This combination of design focused on layout and appearance for the end user is part of what’s known as the user experience.
In the summer of 2014, Shaylea Valentine and myself, two Omaha South High Graduates, came up with the idea of students developing their academic and professional potential by serving the socioeconomically disadvantaged communities in Omaha, Nebraska.
Specifically, we wanted students in the College of Engineering, where Shay and I both study, to use their very technical, valuable education in a service oriented way.
With the concepts of collaboration and sustainability as our guides, we developed the Spring Housing Rehabilitation Project in partnership with Abide Network. The idea of this project was to create a network of partnerships with local Omaha companies, non-profits, and schools.
This would allow UNO students to plan, market, design, and execute the exterior renovation of an Abide owned home to assist Abide in the fulfillment of their mission.
In turn, UNO Echo would fulfill our own mission by developing its student members professional, academically, and personally. This year is UNO Echo’s Second Annual Spring Housing Rehabilitation Project in our second year of existence as an organization.
In addition to gaining support from 6 local companies, 2 local non-profits, the University of Nebraska at Omaha, and Benson High School, UNO Echo also has won a NASA Space Grant and an undergraduate research grant.
This will allow us to carry out weekly, year-long Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Educational Outreach at Omaha South High School and Gomez Heritage Elementary School.
We want to thank One Stop Creates for their support of UNO Echo as we strive to make positive change in Omaha.
Sincerely,
Andrew Martinez
The trends in website design change quickly with the fast technological advancement.
For web designers, it is the time to mull over the latest trends that will lead the roost in the coming days and pledge to use them to come up with superior, efficient, and user-friendly designs.
The following are 5 web design trends to pay attention to in 2016.
One Stop Creates Omaha, Nebraska office is prod to announce another new small business launch!
Help us at OneStopCreates congratulate Kyle & Element Recycling.
There website just launched and they are the go-to for recycling in Omaha.
Go see Kyle for all your recycling needs at 2625 Deer Park BLVD Omaha NE 681055, or visit them at their brand-new website at http://www.element402.com
Tell him OneStop sent you!
If you are in the market for a new custom website design, or in need of a redesign, give us a call at (402) 522-6139 reach out to us at OneStopCreates.com.