Your website navigation will act as a guide for users on your website. This is why it is crucial to arrange it for an optimal experience. 

Even though it is easy to get wrapped up in determining a design or finally completing content goals, you do not want to be careless with your navigation. 

You just signed the contract for your new website, a must-have for your company's digital presence, and you are now officially dreading your role as the content collector.

This, my friends, will be the biggest challenge for most clients. While you may have enjoyed writing classes in college or high school, you are not quite sure even where to begin. 

Back in the day, web designers may have resorted to using inline styles and tables to layout a web page. This was in a time before we were all glued to our smart phones which has never been experienced by some (the 90s were rough). 

However, the ancient art of tables and inline styles still exists in email. We are going to discuss how to develop responsive, beautiful HTML emails that will convert leads. 

While some people may have been more exposed to other areas of art, allowing them to have an 'eye for design', other times it is just a matter of studying the craft better.

As a web design company, we want to point out a few of the basics to keep your website looking good. 

Formerly known as 'Twitter Bootstrap', this CSS framework has proved itself to be reliable for web developers everywhere. With the theory that there is no need to reinvent (or hard code) the wheel; Bootstrap provides CSS for all of your basics.