Web Lab Designs

Name: Web Lab Designs
Address: Kurunegala, LK
Telephone: +94779011016

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A Website design business run by two best friends. We help you create a website that is wonderful and that can generate sales at the same time. Want to know how?

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21/03/2022

Another fun project!

As a kid, I have always been obsessed with games

Now that I don't play them much we got the opportunity to redesign a gaming platform similar to Roblox.

Though the development is still underway the design is fully completed and I have shared my experience where I have addressed the old designs 2 problems which were,

1. Outdated design
2. Confused navigation

The link to the case study - https://www.behance.net/gallery/139919727/Gaming-Platform-Redesign?
As always, any feedback is much appreciated.

11/03/2022

This was a fun project.
I decided to redesign Medium's settings page.
It wasn't planned until I was gonna post something on Medium.
Link to the full case study
https://www.behance.net/gallery/139204965/Mediums-Settings-Page-Redesign?

I will be talking about how Medium could have used
1. Familiarity Bias
2. Mental Models
To their advantage.

As always, any feedback/criticism is much appreciated!

03/01/2022

“Too many = Too daunting”

There is a misconception that users come to your website to read (Unless it’s a blog).

Most of the time users scan and find what they need and leave!

Extra words take a lot of space.

Extra words can suggest that you need to read the whole lot to understand what’s going on!

In the end, too many words make the page too daunting!

My suggestion - Remove half of the words and see whether the text gives what it was intended to give.

Did I miss anything? Let me know in the comments!

02/01/2022

“Good Design Saves Time”
It’s important to decide the goals of the website especially the goals of the user when they visit a certain page.

Users obtain information from a page based on the task/goal that's in their minds.

Good design can make their task much easier. Users focus on elements that are only necessary to their task/goal.

Some tips
1. Be consistent in the layout of design elements/avoid too much variation
2. Use whitespace, scaling, and sizing to make the design clean and clutter-free.
3. Use words that are short and recognizable

Did I miss anything? Let me know in the comments!

24/12/2021

The key to gaining more conversions on your website is to establish trust and present yourself as being credible.

In the fourth part, I will be talking about how being connected to the rest of the web can build trust

Swipe to learn more

15/12/2021

The contact us page is one of the most underrated pages we build. Nailing the contact us page will keep your user happy thus, increasing conversion.
This will be part 3.
Swipe left to learn the guide to contact us page.

06/12/2021

The contact us page is one of the most underrated pages we build. Nailing the contact us page will keep your user happy thus, increasing conversion.
This will be part 2.
Part 1 link will be in the comments!
Swipe left to learn the guide to contact us page.

01/12/2021

“Using Tension to Grab Attention!”

I know it’s a killer heading for a post :D

Tension or imbalance in design is something that is used to grab the attention of the user.

As you see in the design I have made the image asymmetrical by just moving one of its vertices a bit to the left.

This is important in situations where you might feel the user might ignore the element and scroll down (Which they almost do all the time!)

30/11/2021

“Perfectionism Kills”

Recently I saw a post from friend which matches the analogy of battery charging to perfectionism.

The post sparked a memory about an article I read. It was a small study done by Jerry Uelsmann, a professor at the University of Florida.

He divided his film photography students into two groups.

Group 1 - The quantity group. They focused on taking as much as photos/films as possible and would be graded on the quantity

Group 2 - The quality group. They focused on taking the best quality images and would be graded on the quality. They would only take one image per semester

Results were surprising the professor found that all the best photos were produced by the quantity group.

Simply, due to the fact that they were taking more photos and experimenting with composition and lighting, testing out various methods in the darkroom, and learning from their mistakes.

Another example would be Pablo Picasso who created around 50,000 arts during his lifetime but, we only know a few of them.

Lesson? Create stuff. Get Feedback. Learn from your mistakes and improve!

29/11/2021

I took on a fun project to redesign Local Business MBA. The case study link - https://www.behance.net/gallery/132182737/Local-Business-MBA-Redesign-Conept
Let me know what you think.

26/11/2021

“Applying Design Principles Practically”

This is how a blank canvas is made to a design that’s pleasing (In my POV). I have used principles such as scaling, sizing, contrast, and overlapping to make this design.
As always any feedback is much appreciated.

24/11/2021

The key to gaining more conversions on your website is to establish trust and present yourself as being credible.

In the second part, I will be talking about the disclosure of data and how it affects trust.

Swipe to learn more about how design can help you gain more trust.

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