In the world of website design, things evolve quickly. But there may be no faster evolution right now than the developments in responsive web design, or RWD. Many people who write on technology have noted the importance of this new trend for companies. That's because it allows a web site to conform to whatever device the web page is being viewed on.

Over the past few years the use of stock photography in marketing campaigns has been increasing exponentially. There are a wide array of options, from high end houses like Corbis and GettyImages to more affordable options like Dreamstime and Shutterstock, all providing a variety of images to meet any companies need. With this rising popularity, accessibilities and quality of stock photography it might be hard to see any reason not to use it for all of your marketing needs, right? Well, there are a few other things to consider before you go running to your nearest stock site and fill your pages with "women laughing alone with salads." How are these photos really connecting your message with the viewer? How can you best use photography to turn your marketing materials and website into creative marketing pieces?

More and more corporations are turning to Wordpress-based sites as a way to maintain a professional website while having the flexibility of updating content without any specific technical expertise. 

A designer’s attention to small details can have a powerful impact on how visitors perceive the overall design of a website. A typical users is generally focused on finding information, and while good design may be nearly invisible to this user, bad design can significantly imeed their success and hurt the experience they have on your site.