Mobile is dominating web traffic, as more and more of us interact with sites away from our desks and on-the-go. Optimize your customer’s experience by creating a mobile experience tailored to their needs and priorities. atLarger Steven Ashford shares a few quick tricks to help you create a mobile experience with your customers in mind. (Hint: It’s all in the analytics.)
What’s the secret to making a gorgeous website look its best on any device? Our persnickety programmer Frederick breaks down his latest interface masterpiece and shares the secret of coding image assets for high-resolution devices.
In a creative rut? The solution could be just an app away…
How often do you hit a website that’s jacked up because it’s not compatible with your browser, smartphone, or tablet? We’ve all been there. These snags may be a thing of the past if adaptive design gets its way. That’s because websites adapt to the devices and browsers that visitors are using. Read all about it.
Having trouble keeping up with the ever-changing world of Facebook marketing? Have no fear! Let’s wade through the latest, greatest Facebook changes for your social marketing.
Oh, toothpaste for dinner knows that apps can only stretch our minds so far before… blank.
Creating an iPhone version of your website is as easy as 1, 2, 3… especially with atLarge guide Frederick Weiss helping you along the way.
Get your photography on with the top 10 iPhone camera apps for your digital marketing. Your social media profiles will thank you.
Ever wonder what it’s like to be an interactive designer? Shadow atLarge designer Emily Zier as she tackles apps, websites, social media marketing, usability and email marketing. Oh, my!
Obviously words and images go together like peanut butter and jelly. But how many times have you abandoned a website with captivating design because it’s devoid of content? And how many times have you sloshed through hodgepodge designs for amazing content? If you’re like most people–the answer is: never. Get to the root of the problem and make your words and images work together.