eCuras, the leading Digital Agency introduces “The Digital Design Doctrine” a comprehensive handbook outlining all aspects of the Digital Design process.
Our next order of business: terminology. If you don’t understand the terms you’ll never understand the process.
In this section, we outline the complete workflow from start to end, including the technical description for each step involved in the production of a Digital Design interface.
Not to be confused with the preceding section, this section explains how the designers complete the assignments as outlined previously. The prior section highlights the strategy, this section explains the implementation and execution.
Websites today come in all shapes and sizes. It can be hard to pinpoint which is best for you based on the features you require.
The color itself does not have any meaning. Rather its meaning is derived by the context of the composition. The value of a color can only be determined by its relationship to another color.
Typography is the bread and butter that ties together each of the visual aspects for a clean, professional, dynamic-looking interface. It is what adds the extra polish to give your interface the sharp, sophisticated touch.
References are the perfect means to gauge the taste and expectations of your clients. Everyone wants their website to be unique and to stand out from the rest but it can be difficult to express exactly what their vision is.
A grid is a formatting structure composed of a series of lines that divide a page into columns and/or modules. These lines enable a designer to arrange the contents of a page into an equally proportioned manner.
Quality assurance isn’t a popular topic of conversation, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a worthwhile discussion here. It is typically where the rubber meets the road.
Animation can add some visually striking features to an interface while providing a functional benefit as well. Animation allows you to tie key concepts together in a visually pleasing manner with an attractive capability to capture user attention.
Several factors must be considered when determining a budget for interface development. Needless to say, human nature implies that clients prefer to minimize expenses while maximizing quality. Why shouldn’t they?
Your product’s design might be the most important factor in keeping your bounce rate low. Think of how many times you’ve visited a site, only to be turned off by subpar design.
We hope this series has been helpful. This is just the beginning. Like Digital Design, this document is a journey, not a destination. We will continue to expand and enhance this document in the future.
