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DESIGN
Visual design
It's true, people do not visit corporate websites to admire design. But a well-designed website offers a pleasant experience, which adds to the 'stickiness' of the site. With printed material, good design can make the difference between someone picking up a brochure or ignoring it.  

 

At The Information Company we use our comprehensive design expertise to deliver solutions that are aesthetically pleasing as well as functional. Be it with websites, corporate print collateral, simple visual elements or complex animation, we help clients enhance their content with our design.

We ensure that our clients get the most of our understanding of design by:

Tailoring design to serve a purpose.
Making readability a key issue.
Being innovative with colours and contrast.
Using photographs, graphics, animation and typography to embellish, rather than subdue, content

We also use our design expertise to enhance the user experience with our software products. The use of software has moved out of the restricted cabins of software engineers and on to the desk of every executive and professional. Companies can derive the greatest returns from enterprise software products if they are designed in a way as to ensure pleasant user experience as well as high levels of usability.

     Design must be functional

 
People do not visit business websites to admire art (for that they go to an art gallery or museum). They visit business websites to get information and transact business. Visual design must be used to enhance the user experience of the content, not overwhelm it.
This basic approach pervades all our design work.
We also distinguish between how people see websites and how they see other media, such as brochures or press advertisements. We also distinguish between different kinds of websites - corporate websites, product sites, micro-sites, intranets. The visual design must be tailored to the purpose.
Our design approach is inextricably connected with our overall approach to usability and user experience. So we take into account issues like download speed (with an online offering), or quality of paper (for printed brochures or newsletters).
We believe we know what we are doing because we have invested years of time, money and effort in research into these issues. So, when you hire us, you get the benefit of our research as well as our strategic thinking and our skill base.

See our design portfolio.

Contact us:
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