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How to Find Images for Your Website

Every website needs some images, a page would just look plain and boring without them. Images help to break up long passages of text and can often convey an idea more effectively than plain text.

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If you're looking to have a new website build and wondering what's involves, we’ve summarised our general approach into a 7 step process:

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In case you’re wondering what creating a new website involves, we’ve summarised our general approach into a 7 step process.

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Background for a website completed for a water filter company based in Shanghai, China.

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You maybe wondering how your website will look on all device types (mobile, tablet & desktop) with such a huge range of screen sizes. The quick answer is that in a good design the layout will adapt based on the screen’s width but there's much more to look out for when you're planning your website:

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If you don’t have a domain name already, you will need to register one at some point or we can do this on your behalf. It can be tricky to think of and find an available domain name, so in this article I’d like to offer a few tips.

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We can all spot a well designed website when we see one but putting a finger on exactly what the difference is between a well designed and badly designed site is a little more tricky. In this article, I will try to explain the elements of design that need to come together to create a nice looking site.
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Is your web site mobile friendly? Check this handy tool: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/mobile-friendly/

Mobile-Friendly Test If you're interested in learning more about mobile sites, check out our Webmaster's Mobile Guide or the Principles of Site Design on Web Fundamentals.