6 Tips To Best Computer Buy

Technology

6 Tips To Best Computer Buy

Buying a new computer can become a tedious task these days as many of us tend to get confused or simply don’t know how to choose the best computer from the wide range available. Here are 6 tips for best computer buy:

1. The first and logical thing to do is determine exactly where you will be using your computer from. Do you plan to use it at home, or do you travel with business often? After you answer this question you know if you want a desktop computer or a notebook.

2. The next thing to do is to determine your budget. There is a wide range of both desktop and notebook computers to choose from so they can cover any budget. Desktop computers can cost anywhere between $500 and $2000 (Note that many sites don’t list the monitor in the cost, so read carefully before clicking the checkout button), while notebooks between $800 – $2000+. Decide on how much money are you willing to spend and continue to the next step.

3. Now it’s time to determine what will you be using the computer for. Are you buying it for your kid to play video games, watch movies or do you plan to use it for work or internet surfing? Of course, you can buy a computer and use it for all of those things but for example, if you plan to use it just for business then you needn’t buy a computer with the best video card on the market.

4. Are you going to store photos, Microsoft Office documents, mp3 files, video files, etc.? You need to think about this to determine what hard drive your computer needs. If you’ll be using it to store photos and Office files then you need something in the range of 60GB but no more. If you plan to store many video and audio files then a 220GB hard drive would be more appropriate.

5. Another very important thing to consider, which many people overlook, is how often do you replace your computer? This is very important because most new computers come with a special OEM license for Microsoft software. As this license cannot be used on any other computers, if you change your computer often then it would be a waste of money to buy each end every one of them with the software and pay for it every time. If you change your computer often it would be wise to purchase a retail copy of the Microsoft software and save money.

6. Buy a ready-made computer or create your new computer by selecting all the parts yourself? In my opinion, if you’re a person who changes their computer often then buying a ready-made one is the perfect choice for you. If you don’t plan on changing the computer then it would be wise to create it yourself at a local store or even on some sites on the internet. This is because all the big computer companies use proprietary components and if you buy a ready-made one it is usually harder to upgrade later.

Who is Jason (Jay) Caetano?

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My name is Jason (Jay) Caetano and I am a UI/UX designer and front end developer who specializes in user interface design, user experiences and programming languages like HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript and Front-End Frameworks like Bootstrap, as well as content management systems like WordPress. I have worked at such companies as GoDaddy! I enjoy working on projects that involve a blend of digital strategy, design, and development.

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When I started on the web I was using tools like Macromedia Dreamweaver and Flash (now owned by Adobe). I attend Macromedia User Groups to get to know the latest tricks using Dreamweaver and Flash. Fast forward ten years and Jason (Jay) Caetano is now using tools like Sketch, Invision, React.js, and WordPress. Wow, how the tide has turned with technology in just 10 years. Don’t like today’s technology, wait a minute it will change.

Apart from the latest tech, I have the pleasure of working on projects where I got to learn and use Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft SharePoint, Windows Server R2 2012, cPanel, Oracle Web Center Content and more.

Highlights of Qualifications for Jason (Jay) Caetano:

  • Process-oriented, experienced with standard SDLC practices.
  • Effective in working in an agile/scrum project management environment.
  • Fluent in design techniques, principles and the ability to build high-fidelity web prototypes and iterate based on user insights.
  • Knowledge of and experience with mobile UI design: iOS & Android app prototyping and wireframing.
  • A high degree of passion for website and application design – the ability to rapidly learn and apply new technologies.
  • Offering exceptional skills to identify/promote product’s value, enhance product positioning and improve product value.
  • Extensive knowledge of all technical areas involving digital products, mobile & web applications, and maintenance.
  • Excellent knowledge of Googling, copy and paste (ctrl+c, ctrl+v) and utilizing Stack Overflow to help solve problems.

I have more than ten years’ experience partnering with internal and external stakeholders to discover, build, improve and expand the user experience. An understanding of modern-day UX practices and love for learning new technologies. A natural problem solver and enjoy the challenges of fixing a wide array of front end development issues.

Able to work with both technical and non-technical collaborators to diagnose problems. Considered by those who know me to have an all-around savvy for all things web-based.  And have performed usability testing and research in order to meet the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) compliance requirements/Meaningful Use for Electronic Health Records (EHR) software.

I enjoy working on projects that involve a blend of digital strategy, design, and development.

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Introduction and Getting Started with GatsbyJS

JavaScript

gatsbyIntroduction and Getting Started with GatsbyJS

GatsbyJS is a free, open-source React-based static site generator.  It is specifically built with performance in mind and delivers 2-3x fast results as compared to some kind of applications built using different tools.

Pre-Requisites:

Before you start working with Gatsby, it’s better to have some prior knowledge of JavaScript, ES6, React and obviously HTML and CSS.

Misconceptions about Gatsby:

It is a general misconception about Gatsby which may be due to the slogan that it’s a static site generator which makes people think, what if we have to use dynamic content? Brace yourselves, everyone, because the answer is YES! You can use dynamic content without any problem in Gatsby.

Get Started:

So now as we know what Gatsby is, let’s get started:

First of all, you should have the latest version of NodeJS installed on your system. If you don’t have Node installed, you can visit the NodeJS website (link provided at the bottom) to install Node.

Now open the terminal and install Gatsby CLI:

npm install -g gatsby-cli (this command installs Gatsby CLI globally on your system)

Gastby CLI will help us use specific functionality like creating new website, running development server and creating production build etc.

Now let’s create a new project using CLI. Run the following command in terminal:

gatsby new gatsby-site-name

This command will generate a new website for us which is ready to run (no configuration required whatsoever) HURRAAAYYY!

Running Development Server:

In order to start the development server, use the following command in terminal:

gatsby develop

It will start a hot-reloading development environment on port 8000. You can access the website using URL: localhost:8000

Project Breakup:

By now you have installed and seen the running demo website. Time to explore the code don’t you think! Open project in your favorite text editor, I prefer Visual Studio Code, but you can choose whichever code editor you feel comfortable with.

Once you will open the project on the code editor, you will see the following project structure:

How to Setup Angular Project for Beginners

How to Setup Angular Project for Beginners

JavaScript

In the last couple of years, we have seen that Single Page Applications (SPAs) and UI frameworks have taken over the JavaScript world by storm. Today we have multiple frameworks and libraries options ranging from React to Angular and many more.

 So, let’s discuss how to get started with Angular, how to install it and take a quick overview of the structure of the default bootstrap project.

Angular:

Commonly referred to as “Angular 2+” or “Angular v2 and above” is a Typescript-based open-source web application framework used to develop Single Page Applications (SPAs).

Angular CLI:

Angular CLI (Command Line Interface) was introduced with Angular. As the name specifies, it is a command-line tool for creating angular applications. It is recommended to use angular CLI for creating angular applications as you don’t need to spend time installing and configuring all the required dependencies and wiring everything together. It also provides other features like building and running application etc.

Angular CLI can be installed using the following command in a command prompt:

npm install -g @angular/cli

You must have a Node Package Manager (NPM) installed to install angular CLI. If you don’t have NPM installed, it can be downloaded from the Node website for free (https://nodejs.org/en/download/).

Angular Project Setup:

To set up the angular project we will use Angular Command Line Interface (CLI). Open the command prompt and go to the location where you want to create the project. Run the following command:

ng new hello-world

Now navigate to the directory (cd hello-world), you will see that CLI has created a bootstrap project with multiple files and folders. Run the project using the following command:

ng serve

The angular project use port 4200 by default. You can see the default project by opening the following link in your browser:

http://localhost:4200/

IDE for Angular:

You can use any IDE which you like and comfortable working with. Visual Studio Code is also a very good option; it is free and gives tons of built-in options and plugins to work with Angular.

Angular Bootstrap Project Overview:

In the angular bootstrap project created by CLI, you will see multiples files and folders. Let’s take a quick overview of what these files and folders do.

  • e2e (End to end): This folder contains testing files for the high-level test of a feature.
  • node_modules: This folder contains all the modules and plugins required for your project. Any plugin you will install later using npm will also go in this folder.
  • src: This folder contains the main logic of your website. It is subdivided into folders like ‘app’ folder where all the components will be created, assets folder for your images, fonts, etc. Environment folder contains files for production and development by default. Your styles file is also placed in this folder.

Outside these folders on the root, you have your angular.json file for configuration and package.json file which contains information regarding all the installed packages.

TypeScript:

As already mentioned, Angular uses typescript, so what is typescript! Typescript is a superset of JavaScript with more features than vanilla JavaScript, it is strongly typed and provides features like Classes and Interfaces, etc. Typescript cannot run directly in the browser, it is first compiled by Angular CLI into JavaScript and then it runs in the browser.

How Angular application gets loaded:

By now you must have checked the bootstrapped angular app created using Angular CLI in your browser. Now you must be wondering how the app gets loaded. Let’s solve this mystery and see how the magic happens.

If you open the src folder, you will see Index.html file, open it in the editor and you will see following tags:

<app-root></app-root>

These tags represent the base component of our application. Logic written in this base component will be populated in these tags. Now the question is that how will this happen?

If you open the main.ts file you will see the following line:

platformBrowserDynamic().bootstrapModule(AppModule).catch(err => console.error(err));

Using this line we are letting angular know that which module you have to load when you start. This AppModule is located in app folder under src folder. Now if you open app.module.ts file you will see that we are importing AppComponent file at the top and passing it to the bootstrap array. This bootstrap array contains all the components which angular should know when it starts.

Now open app.component.ts file. Here you will see app-root selector and AppComponent class declaration which I am sure you are now familiar with.

Components:

These are the building blocks of angular application. Angular application is composed of multiple components.

When you generate a component it will give you following files:

  • Component styles file (component_name.component.css)
  • Component template file (component_name.component.html)
  • Component typescript file (component_name. component.ts)
  • Component unit test typescript file (component_name. component.spec.ts)

Component style file contains all styles specific to component, template file contains the HTML template, Typescript file contains the business logic and Unit test file contains the Unit tests.

Component TypeScript File Deep Drive:

Typically a component typescript file looks like this:

import {Component} from '@angular/core';

@Component({
selector: 'app-root',
templateUrl: './app.component.html',
styleUrls: ['./app.component.css']
})

export class AppComponent {
//logic goes here
}

Component typescript file is basically a typescript class file where all your business logic resides. We can divide it into three sections. First the Imports section where you import all the modules or packages required. Secondly the component metadata section declared using @Component where we define the component configuration logic like what will be the selector, its template path and styles path. Third is the business logic section, this is the class which contains all our logic.

Angular Modules:

You must have noticed an app.module.ts file in the app directory and must be wondering what this file do. Angular uses components to build web pages and modules to bundle these components into packages. Angular modules are defined by @NgModule decorator, like @Component decorator, typescript does not know about @NgModule decorator either. So we will import it from the @angular/core package as we imported @Component.

Angular module typically looks like this:

@NgModule({
   declarations: [AppComponent],
   imports: [BrowserModule ],
  providers: [],
   bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})

Declarations array contains the component class names and imports array contains names of other modules. Other modules can either be Angular’s built in modules or modules created by user. Modules is an advance topic so we will discuss it later in detail.

ACF PHP vs. JSON

ACF PHP vs. JSON

WordPress

ACF PHP vs. JSON Overview

This article list the pros and cons of ACF JSON and ACF PHP. This article already assumes you know what ACF and WordPress is, and have working knowledge of the WordPress directory.

I was recently given the pleasure of researching the pros vs. cons of ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) PHP vs. JSON export to identify future maintenance of existing WordPress stack utilizing ACF.  Prior to this project I have always been taught to use the ACF JSON export when working with multiple devs. Even in my research ACF JSON seemed to be the solution to managing your ACF with multiple devs. My assumption based on my research was to use ACF JSON for collaboration among other devs. But in previous projects maintaining ACF utilizing JSON I found syncing issues and fields would go missing between environments.

In addition utilizing the ACF JSON feature with Git we would run into issues with version control. I found to be the real benefit of the ACF JSON is you get to use the nice ACF JSON GUI in the WP-Admin which can make for easier for development but if you are willing to take make the effort, utilizing the ACF PHP to maintain isn’t so bad. Plus utilizing the ACF PHP export it allows for easier version control with Git, and control of the ACF instead of exposing them in the WP-Admin for Administrators (Note: you most likely can control ACF viewing in the WP-Admin utilizing functions.php file). For now going moving forward with future projects I will try to maintain ACF utilizing PHP and see how it goes, can always change in the future.

ACF PHP Pros and Cons​

Pros​ of ACF PHP

  • It does help with binding field logic to a theme.​
  • This feature is a one-way export.​
  • Allows for greater control via customfields.php
  • May avoid Git versioning conflict
  • May avoid ACF JSON syncing issues

Cons​ of ACF PHP

  • ACF PHP export does not help with version control and local development? – Not neccarsily, see pros above.
  • To perform CRUD (create, updated, delete) on existing ACF there isn’t a way to do this. ​- Has to be done via PHP, see here.
  • Now, there is a plugin that enables you to do this, but ACF doesn’t do it by default https://github.com/BeAPI/ACF-PHP-Recovery​
  • Because of the one-way export, once it has been exported and transferred to another environment, you cannot easily change or extend the ACF settings.​ – Again you can register fields via the PHP export
  • Also, this method doesn’t work well with merging two different setups that has been developed separately.​
  • A field group in PHP file will not show up in the ACF admin unless you import a JSON file.​

ACF JSON Pros and Cons​

Pros of ACF JSON

  • If you only require a solution for distribution across multiple environments, please familiarize yourself with the local json feature as this solves the issue with minimal effort.​
  • Local JSON is a new feature added in version 5 which saves field group and field settings as .json files within your theme. The idea is similar to caching, and both dramatically speeds up ACF and allows for version control over your field settings!​
  • The real power in ‘local JSON’ is the ability to sync changes. This allows multiple devs to work on a project, use git to push / pull files, and keep all databases synchronized with the latest field group settings!​
  • JSON field groups will be available for sync when either the JSON field group does not exist in the DB, or when the JSON field group contains a higher ‘modified’ value (within the JSON array) than the DB post’s modified date.​
  • When fields groups are detected for synchronization, you will see a new tab above the field group list where you can select the groups to be imported.​
  • ACF’s Local JSON feature can dramatically boost performance when it comes to your custom fields. It works similar to caching in that it saves both field group and field settings as a .json file on your web server.

Cons of ACF JSON

  • ACF JSON Conflicts with Syncing and Git versioning.​
  • Keep ACF field groups out of the production site’s database.​
  • Only make changes to field group settings locally.​
  • Hide the ACF Field Groups admin page on the production copy of the site.​
  • Good article on possible conflicts with JSON: https://www.awesomeacf.com/how-to-avoid-conflicts-when-using-the-acf-local-json-feature/ and why we should follow the above instructions.​

This article was put together by the following resources:

Conclusion of ACF JSON vs. PHP

It’s really depends on the project and your personal preference. Do you want to make the development harder on yourself/team, to avoid versioning/syncing issues with ACF? Or do you want to have easier CRUD via WP-Admin GUI? The choice is up to you, be flexible and figure what works out for you and your team.

 

javascript

Stop Struggling with JavaScript

JavaScript

Are you a front-end developer who is struggling to truly understand JavaScript? Or maybe you are UI/UX designer working with a front-end developer who is an advanced JavaScript developer. Regardless where you are at in your professional web dev/design career, JavaScript is an important language to at least have some basic understanding of.

I have even avoided JavaScript for a portion of my web career just because I was either assigned to projects that did not require my full attention to the language or was able to work with other front end developers who were able to assist me with that portion of the project. I have even written about JavaScript and other web anxiety.

Beyond HTML, CSS, PHP and WordPress

But recently I had to put my foot down and fully indulge in the JavaScript language because I wanted to advance my career beyond HTML, CSS, PHP, and WordPress.  I have spent indulging in physical books, e-books, audiobooks, videos, and online courses. They say that “10,000 hours” in anything makes you an expert and that is what I set out to do.  Here’s what I have spent doing to truly understand the JavaScript and break any fear of the language:

JavaScript Books:

Below is a list of books that have helped me truly understanding programming and the JavaScript language, I especially recommend that You Don’t JS Series By Kyle Simpson. I personally enjoyed the hard copies of the book because I enjoy highlighted and making physical notes in the book but there are of course free digital copies on github.

JavaScript Audiobooks:

I have a long commute to and from work some days. So beyond podcasts, I enjoy audiobooks too. Now I know what you may be thinking? JavaScript audiobooks? How? Why? It’s not all about writing code, all though that is the fun part, sometimes. It’s also about understanding the overall concept of it.

These are just some of the many ways I am improving my JavaScript skills. So, whatever it’s you are afraid to learn or don’t think you can’t learn, just consume yourself in for 10,000 hours and eventually you will get it.

The Mystery behind Domain Names

The Mystery behind Domain Names

Technology

There are over 68 million.COM domains registered. That’s a lot of domain names out on the Internet that is either already taken or just parked in some obsolete spot gathering dust and all kinds of age. The most common names like loser.com. Jamesbrown.com are already taken by net investors who resell the rights to the names. Can you imagine someone having www.elvis.com? He’s just waiting on the highest bidder!

There are 900 possible combinations for two letter sequences. If you’re looking for “ET” then you just won’t find it! Even allowing for digits, again every single web address is taken. Of course, that’s ignoring the fact that.COM registrars now mandate a 3-character minimum length, so it wouldn’t be an option.

Many of the three-letter sequences are taken. Adding digits to a domain name creates a number of garbage domain entries. If you’re dying to acquire great domains and unique domain names, they’ll free up sometimes only to be auctioned off through unique domain name sales.

The longer the domain name that you choose, the more that the possibilities are that it could be available presuming that you’re willing to accept an arbitrary sequence of letters and/or digits. For example, most organizations have 4 letter acronyms (WQAM.com and AFTA.org so you may have a chance using over 4 letters to get the domain name that you want in acronym style!

Of course, many of the registered domains are ever, visited, with a huge percentage having nothing more than a “parked page” (users pay domain registrars to put up ads for themselves on these type of parked pages). There are so many combinations and back door tricks to domain name cataloging and classification until the possibilities are endless.

The rule is to obtain a domain name that closely resembles who you are about which gives you an identity and brand on the internet.

Want to make six figures? Learn to be JavaScript Developer

Technology

There are thousands of JavaScripts freely available for downloading. These range from Drop Down menus to Snow Effects, from Mouse-over Effects to Digital Real-Time Clocks.

JavaScript is useful for introducing limited animation to your web pages without the download times associated with Flash animations. Your page tracking and Google Adsense tracking also use JavaScript.

People see JavaScript programming as a new and highly paid career. Universities supply the courses because the demand is there and it’s a good way for the university to make money. As these qualified programmers come onto the jobs market, the number of programmers is going to exceed the number of vacancies and salaries will fall.

When companies can outsource their programming needs to low cost countries like India and China, they are unlikely to want very many highly paid programmers on their rolls.

If you do learn JavaScript you can earn money on one of the freelancing sites, by bidding on various projects. Be aware that you will not be able to compete on price with programmers from India or China, to compete on quality and completion times. The reputation you establish early on will stay with you for a long time, so make sure it is an impeccable one.

JavaScript does have some disadvantages. It works differently on different browsers and it increases the download time of your pages.

Against these disadvantages are its advantages. There are sites where you can download scripts for free and many sites where you can learn at least the rudiments of JavaScript programming without paying a cent.

JavaScript and other Web Anxiety

JavaScript and other Web Anxiety

Technology

I recently came across this excellent video called “Full Stack Anxiety” by Joel Califa with this related article by @FirstMark and it got me thinking about my current situation as this hybrid UI/UX designer and front-web developer.

First, a little background on my web career for context

I have been building digital deliverables for the web since 2005, and in the beginning, I struggled with HTML and CSS and was more of the Adobe Creative Suite guy using Photoshop and InDesign to design print materials. Later on, continued to traverse the Adobe Creative Suite with Flash and Dreamweaver (actually when I started using Flash and Dreamweaver they were still own by Macromedia). Built a few great portfolios in Flash and some okay websites in Dreamweaver utilizing templates.

Hit a few bumps in the road at the beginning of my career working for some not so great freelance gigs and contract jobs, but all of them a learning experience making me a better at what I choose to focus on and find my niche in the web world.

Between 2006 and 2007 I began to understand HTML and CSS and was able to build websites utilizing Photoshop, NotePad++ and your traditional shared hosting provider, uploading files via FTP.  I also was able to implement things like JavaScript and jQuery but never without reference; I could never write JavaScript from scratch as I did with HTML and CSS. There was a lot of copying and pasting happening with JavaScript.

Then I discovered WordPress, and it opened a whole other realm of opportunities for me.  I felt limitless with WordPress and still do today. But what I was finding utilizing the framework like WordPress was that I was missing out on the opportunity for what I  would consider “hardcore web programming,” for example building a PHP or JavaScript web app from scratch. And doing that hardcore web programming with all the fancy compilers and make tools you find today. For example Gulp, Grunt, WebPack LESS, and or SASS.

Also felt like I missed out on genuinely understanding JavaScript and now not having a keen understanding of JavaScript background leaves you not worthy of many UI developer jobs. Or even worst you try to take a UI developer job to learn JavaScript and all the cool new tools, but the current web-devs are a bunch of pompous, egotistical assholes. And if you don’t operate at their speed your, then you are an idiot! “Look at how fast I can use the command line.”

Sorry had to vent there, let’s get back on track.

What to focus on next for my web career?

I have held a multitude of positions everything from graphic designer to web developer to the more recently UX designer and UI engineer. To me, they are just titles. Why? Fundamentally I approach all my jobs with a similar mindset, get presented with a problem/task and do everything in your power and knowledge to solve that problem even if not knowing the proper syntax or methodology to explain it. How to explain it? Utilizing your past experiences,  online resources, and communities.

Over the years you gather the necessary and experience and knowledge to take with you for your next adventure (job/gig). But sometimes that only gets you so far. Questions I ask myself today

  • Should I niche down? – For example be purely a WordPress Developer.
  • Should I get better at JavaScript and pick up a framework like React.js? – Probably should
  • Should I focus more on product design and management? – Maybe one day I could be a product manager and not worry about coding every again.
  • Should I focus on project management? – Maybe one day I could be a project manager and never worry about coding again.
  • Do I continue to be a jack of all trades and master none? – Not likely a good idea.

Hence, you can see where the anxiety comes in to be being a web-dev hybrid purple squirrel thingy.

But thanks to the excellent video and article by Joel he does give us some impressive outlooks on what to focus on (note this our my takeaways):

Be happy with your career and what you decide to do

Currently, I am satisfied working as front-end web developer/graphic designer typically in marketing departments utilizing tools like WordPress, Photoshop, Moz, Hubspot, Google Analytics and Hootsuite to deliver compelling digital solutions and custom WordPress sites that drive leads to convert.

Where do I want to be eventually, maybe? I may see myself as a creative director, product manager or even a director of development/IT. But who knows where the road will take me. For now, I keep gathering experience and knowledge with me with each job and moving forward.

Since I feel confident in the UX design process and am proficient in Photoshop, rapid prototyping, etc. I feel like I want to focus on learning hardcore JavaScript development. Why? I think it’s imperative for me to stay relevant in the front-end web development world. Plus I feel most developers get paid more than designers in some cases*.

*Of course, this is based on industry, company, location and whole other bunch of factors. But currently I see developers getting paid more in my region and more opportunities for developers then I do designers. 

Stop being a jack of all trades and master none

So to paraphrase Joel,  “Stop chasing the trends” – You don’t have to learn the latest and greatest JavaScript framework. But be aware of those frameworks and maybe try one out but do what you are good at for now and keep learning.

So thanks Joel for putting things in perspective it helps. Until next time, Godspeed.

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What is the purpose of a good design?

UX Design
Truly, what is the purpose of a good design? A good design can be like a logo. It stands for what the company is for. In getting a design, one should consider how it will be of use. It can be made of more than one type, depending on the preference of a company, as long as the concept is still the same.

The simpler the design, the better. With the evolution of graphic designs came the use of more complex designs to create and to choose from. Special effects are now being used in answer to the advancement that people and the world is undergoing.

This may be expensive but they it does the job of getting more attention than its counterparts. A simplified version of this graphic design is required to some of the more simple applications.

What is image style in designs?

The design is what the company should be. It is the company’s representation so it would only be right for the designs to justify the company.

The clients that these companies accommodate for should also be represented in the design. Having a two-way purpose for both the provider and the consumer comprises a successful design.

Is format important in designs?

Formatting your designs would add to its effectiveness. By using the right font formats, drawing and photographic applications and color management, will guarantee the easy management of these designs.

What is originality in designs?

As designs represents your company, they should be unique enough for people to relate it only and exclusively to your company. This reduces the probability of misconceptions and misunderstanding in the impressions the company has to make to the people. Having an incomparable and distinctive design could make your company memorable enough for people to remember it, consciously or unconsciously.

What is the importance of appeal in designs?

Appeals are what make your design attractive, no matter how simple it is. Using the right fonts and choosing the right colors that can create the correct appeal to the people is a crucial factor.

The company does not only have to think of the effect it will give today but also what it will do in the future. The appearance could be changed from time to time if necessary to generate the right outcome.

Designs can make or break the company. Most often than not, it takes time to get the right designs that can make a lasting effect. With more graphic designs being created and invented, people can have more choices to choose from.