A CMS was designed to make the job of web designers easier. However, as web designers, we realized that customers grew more aware of how websites work and in time they had enough knowledge to create simple HTML sites themselves.
We realized that customers no longer needed our help to change simple things like text or images on their website. After all, if our customers paid for their site they should have the right to control the site themselves.
We provide our customers a Content Management System for customers that do not need constant changes to their site or for those who have the time to edit their site themselves.
We always make sure to provide the following for your Content Management System (CMS) website:
Were you caught off guard when some of your closest business partners started uttering expressions like, “This product has great UX…” or “Platform Y has extremely poor UI...”? Rest assured, you weren’t the only one. Additionally, the somewhat recent paradigm change, which has placed UX design on a tranche slightly above UI design —relevance, revenue-earning capacity, conversation starter— begs the question: What exactly is UI/UX?
On the occasion of Inreact’s recent listing in the Top Design Firms curated ranking in two separate categories —Florida’s Top 10 UI/UX and Ecommerce Design Firms— we thought we’d have an informal sit-down with Ann Nunez.
In a superb multi-part series by Invision App, we find out key clues and tested business levers enabling every design team and company to better communicate the true value of design to their client. And ultimately, to draw up a framework for determining the ROI of design work.
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