design

Our Creative Director and Web Design Co-op sat down with us to discuss an ongoing app development project, and some of the notable differences between app and web development they've encountered so far.

Design may be something that you brush off as an expendable expense when it comes to budgeting and allocations, but it’s just as important as other facets of a business when it comes to both the long and short term health of a company.

As the field of user experience continues to expand, it’s important to be cognizant of the main principles that build the foundation for human-computer interaction.

Creating a design system from scratch can be tedious and time-consuming. But, this blog breaks down the process into a few manageable steps. 

Design systems are a valuable asset to your company. They standardize visual elements and maintain brand continuity across platforms. They also allow teams to move faster and communicate better.

We've worked with a variety of clients over the years, and each client success story is unique. When looking specifically at our higher education projects, we noticed a common theme among them all. Each of the institutions we've collaborated with focused on improving site usability and design.

Color plays an important role in the user experience. The color scheme selected for your brand and website should effectively deliver a message to your user about your brand, product, and services.

I was tasked with designing key elements for the brand: a logo, website, and various illustrations to use as imagery. Here's how I tackled the project.

If you want to know if your site’s core functionalities are user-friendly, a heuristic evaluation is a great place to start. 

In a nutshell, a component is a design element used on more than one page.

Here at Zivtech, we are obsessed with creating immersive experiences for mobile and the web using cutting-edge design and Open Source Software like Drupal and Angular.js. One of the web design techniques that we've had on our radar is Parallax Scrolling, which gives depth to a page by scrolling two dimensions of the site at different rates.