To keep it simple, you must know about the basics of design principles. The foundation of good web design relies on how you understand these principles:

• Colour

  
  There is a larger meaning to the choice and pattern behind the colours that you decide to use. Colour theories, the psychology of colours and its fundamentals play a significant role in how you perceive any particular design.

• Typography

  Typography can be defined, in simple terms, as the manner and technique in which type is arranged. A designer’s core skill set and choice of typeface can help one determine the difference between a good design and a bad one. Your UI/UX design skills heavily rely on how you can manage to make your design stand out positively.

• Grids

  A grid can be defined as the invisible base or foundation that keeps the design intact. Grid layouts are one of the essential parts of your design. 

• Contrast

  You can use contrast to build a hierarchy, organise, and help create a focus on different aspects of the design.

• Balance
  Your design or composition can be well-balanced with the arrangement and proper usage of space (both positive and negative) in such a manner that the symmetrical components can enhance the entire look.

To understand the design process and philosophy better, you must also understand something called Design Thinking.

Design Thinking

Design Thinking is the process that revolves around the users. Any product that you design has to be understood in terms of how the user will interpret it. Instead of making the user adapt to the usability of the design, your main aim must be in making the user’s experience the best. To get a better understanding of design thinking, you can take a look at various Mo Mantra’s UI/UX design examples.

The process of Design Thinking includes:

• Emphasise

  This is the first stage of the process of Design Thinking. In this, you must observe and engage with the people involved to develop a personal understanding of the issues and needs.

• Define

  In this stage, you must analyse your observations and construct them to define the key problems and issues.

• Ideate

  Once you are past the Define stage, you must start ideating to generate solutions to the problems and issues identified in the previous stage.

• Prototype

  A prototype is essentially the first draft of the design that you aspire to create. In this, you must lay the foundation, make use of the principles of design (as mentioned above) and create a basic design of how you want it to look. In this stage, you can tweak and make adjustments according to the needs of the user.

• Test

  This is the final stage of Design Thinking. In this stage, you must validate the product and then finally develop it entirely for the world to see. Incorporate all the changes and suggestions that you may have received for all the previous stages, and the product will be ready for use.

When it comes to product design, UX and UI complement each other—and in today’s competitive market, getting both aspects right is an absolute must. If either one of UI/UX is poor, the user senses an inferior product. At Mo Mantra, we ensure that the UI/UX blend together seamlessly and design websites that are just great!!

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One should know that the primary section of a website is web design. A perfect web design effectively and efficiently conveys the information that is useful for the users and is easily accessible. With the change in the preferences and priorities of the people and changes in the technological trends, a website having a static page is no longer appealing to the people.

People want a dynamic website having a lot of pages loaded with information with a creative presentation to capture their attention. These disparities eventually lead to a battle between static and dynamic websites to prove themselves on the grounds of popularity.

Static Vs. Dynamic websites

The Internet has now become more content-conscious, and thus driven by it than ever. Many businesses that once had static websites are now converting them to a website that is dynamic and offers many advantages.

Let us have the primary differences between Static and dynamic websites –

The Problem areas

The current page or databases that are dynamic include services, articles, events, and products that are helpful to the users. These dynamic web pages display accurate information and respond to any queries while the standard HTML websites don’t change their content on the static pages of their website. Though the dynamic pages of a website are very beneficial, website owners must optimize their page to make it more attractive and more comfortable to understand for the users.

A dynamic web page is a database-driven website that doesn’t exist on the hosting server unless requested from a web page. A request contains various parameters like user identities, day, date, and time context, etc.

Search engines sometimes find it challenging to read dynamic URLs. These dynamic URLs often lead the search engines to make mistakes in finding accurate results because of the unlimited URLs serving the same content. Thus, it leads to scrolling through thousands of URLs when, in reality, there is a need for only some of them to project the available content.

Tips for optimizing the static and dynamic websites

• Clean and recreate the HTML document with either 100 links or less
• Try the URL rewriting techniques
• In case if the website is big and dynamic, try to get some inbound links to other relevant sites in the website such as classified directories, vertical industrial portals, etc
• In case if the website is small and dynamic, use the technique of right-clicking for a page to page navigation by copying the source code or creating a new static page with .htm or .html extension
• Try using some plugin applications into the existing dynamic URLs, which can change them into static.
• Limit your parameters between two to ten
• Try compressing the files and images
• Try using a minimized framework
• If the user has not logged in try avoiding the use of session IDs in the URL

However, the choice of the website depends upon the business of a person. If the business requires just an essential website containing a few pages with little information, then a static website would be a good option. But if the business is something like an E-commerce store or online store for any specific line of products, then the dynamic website would be the best choice.

How will Mo Mantra help?

Mo Mantra is a perfect blend of Creativity and Technology that will help you make that perfect website with a balance of static and dynamic features. Our team of able Digital marketing managers, with their expertise, will help you improve your website, including content, accessibility, static layout, a creative as well as responsive page layout, and much more. So, come to us at Mo Mantra and get your website revamped to an altogether new avatar and see your business skyrocket high.

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