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Flexible or fluid width: which is better for your website?
In the world of web design there are two main styles of website. There is the fixed width website and the fluid website, but before you decide which style of website is right for you, you first need to know what both terms mean. Fixed width website Fixed width means that the size of your main content, or design, is a fixed width. This is usually determined by a pixel size and is often around the 1,000 pixels mark so that it fits on a 1024x768 resolution, the most common screen size at the moment. When a user has a larger screen size, the size of the website does not change. Sometimes you will have a tiled background, such as an image or a pattern that expands with the screen, but the design of the website does not expand and the space for your information and products does not expand. This type of website offers a very tight style, but is often wasteful on space on larger screen resolutions. Fluid website A fluid web design is much more flexible as the size of the website changes with the user’s browser size. It can appear very tight and small on a low resolution and, on a high resolution, it can expand to fill the screen. Fluid web designs make much better use of space as they can fill the screen with more information and products, but the design is often compromised for this flexibility. Which style is right for you will depend on whether you prioritise the look of your website or the real estate of your website. Speak to our experts at Click Consult and we’ll help you decide on the best web design style for your needs.
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Everybody appreciates good art
So you’ve sat down and had sufficient planning time for your website. You have decided on the message your website will portray and the way it will portray you to all your future customers and the world alike. The final piece of the puzzle is what your website will look like and what will the first impression created in potential viewers be? This all comes down to one thing: graphics. We source the best graphics for web design that will complement your overall theme for your website. With our programmers experienced in many various design and development programmes, we employ an arsenal of the best mix of people to give our clients the best end result possible. When selecting graphics for web design, it is important to understand exactly what it is the client is looking for before going ahead and simply cropping and uploading pictures. Now, it isn’t as easy as that in any event, but you get the gist of what we’re saying here. High resolution of low resolution Of course the question will always arise about what sort of graphics the website will contain. The answer to this will come from the consultation about what message the website will convey and, of course, the style and elegance of the desired look and feel of the website. All of your ideas are crucial in the successful creation of your website as the mental image that you have in your mind, with proper consultation, will be translated to the web where millions will see it. This is the extent which we go to to bring success to our customers’ websites.
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