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1 Planning a Website Redesign:
Week 2: Design Laura Solomon @laurasolomon

2 Series Agenda 1 2 3 4 Planning Design Content
Why? Who? Goals, platforms and metrics Series Agenda 2 Design Fonts, colors, logos, working with a designer, and more 3 Content Content audits, inventories and writing 4 Usability, Testing and More Usability, accessibility, and more

3 WEEK 2 Design Factors

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5 “Though art may be subjective, Web design is not.
In Web design, there is a right way and a wrong way to approach layout, navigation, copy, white space, and other critical website components.” Andrew Follett

6 Look at your “competitors”

7 How to handle COLOR

8 Limit the number of colors
Design in greyscale first Avoid using pure black Set importance using color contrast Try to follow 60–30–10 rule Follow the rule of continuity Start with the emotions you want to convey Consider accessibility aspects Of design

9 https://medium.com/wd-tips-tricks/infographics-why-good-website-design-is-so-important-5a1682c6ef07

10 How to handle FONTS

11 Legibility versus readability

12  Legibility Readability 

13 https://writemarketdesign. blogspot

14 How big should your BODY text be?

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17 www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009/02/10- web-typography-rules-every-designer- should-know-2/

18 Doing an INTERFACE INVENTORY

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20 How to do an inventory interface Brad Frost
Set up a blank template. Collect headings, text fields, radio buttons, carousels, accordions, tabs, images, icons, video players, graphs, etc. Categorize the screenshots. Present the interface inventory to your boss/client/organization and watch them cry realistic tears.

21 Keep these in MIND

22 Do not fear WHITE SPACE

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24 Link color

25 Get a favicon

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27 10 Mistakes Logo Designers Should Avoid (https://inkbotdesign
Infographic: How Your Brain ‘Sees’ A Logo ( ) Designing a Logo with Staying Power ( When Should You Be Redesigning Your Logo? ( How to create a brand style guide (

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30 How to work with a WEB PROFESSIONAL

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33 Independent vs. shop

34 Costs: hourly vs. project

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37 Watch out for: Prioritization Timelines Feature creep

38 WEEK 2 The Big Take-Aways

39 Be aware of how fonts and colors affect your design
Little things aren’t so little Listen to your designer. You pay them for that knowledge.

40 Next week: CONTENT Laura Solomon @laurasolomon www.meanlaura.com


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