How Breadcrumbs Can Improve a Website’s User Experience
Learn how breadcrumbs are an essential tool to help users navigate a site, find the information they need, and understand how it is structured.
Website Redesigns Don’t Have to Be Scary
Learn how WSOL's design and development processes can alleviate any fears you might have about the lengthy, complex process of redesigning your website.
3 Things to Consider When Planning a Website Rebuild
A website redesign often requires a rebuild of the site's code. When doing so, you'll need to consider Scalability, Flexibility, and Accountability.
3 Reasons Discovery Might Not Lead to the Best Results
Learn how to make sure the findings and goals from the Discovery phase of a project remain relevant throughout the entire process.
Redesign or Rebuild? Which Does Your Website Need?
You might think you just need to do a visual redesign of your site, but do you need to dig deeper and rebuild the site's code?
When Bad Design Makes Sense
When elements of a design come together in harmony it feels like pure and total bliss. But as designers there are times when it’s our duty to work against our own intuition, and at the expense of our own bliss, because sometimes bad design decisions make good sense.
Using Element Collages to Improve the Design Process
Diagram's Design Team is continually refining our design process. Learn how Element Collages help us explore options to find the best design approach.
Can a Silver Bullet Save a Unicorn?
Learn why it's better to use the best available tools and technologies to meet your website's goals rather than trying to chase perfection.
Structuring Navigation for Higher Education Websites
Managing the website for a higher education institution can be challenging when trying to meet the needs of diverse audiences. Start your site off right with the proper navigation for your audience.
Strategic Iterative Improvements in Site Redesign
If you're not quite ready to invest the time and money in redesigning your entire site, consider this alternate approach.