Author: Calvin Jackson

JuJu Watkins, The Branding Of Resilient Athletes

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Naturally, The Lemon Ad Stand is drawn to The Sweet 16, and like most NCAA fans, we’ve been closely following JuJu Watkins. This 19-year-old basketball sensation has dominated on the court and is making big waves in the branding world. With her impressive roster of endorsements, we’re excited to see how her brand evolves, especially after her recent ACL injury. Will it impact her brand?

The Sweet Spot of Brand Building

Averaging 24 points a game, JuJu has established herself as a standout athlete and a major brand influencer. Her multi-year contract extension with Nike, one of the richest shoe deals in women’s basketball, is just the beginning. She’s also secured deals with Gatorade, AT&T, State Farm, Celsius, NYX Professional Makeup, Dove, NerdWallet, Wells Fargo, Poppi, and Ritz, making her one of the most marketable athletes in the game. These endorsements contribute to a multi-million dollar portfolio and showcase her appeal across industries.

Will Her ACL Injury Impact Her Brand?

While an ACL injury is a tough setback (Cal’s been there), it doesn’t necessarily mean a fall from grace for JuJu’s brand. Injuries can humanize athletes and create a chance to inspire fans. Think of Serena Williams, who came back after a foot injury to win multiple Grand Slam titles, or Simone Biles, whose self-care led to an even stronger return to the Olympics. Derrick Rose’s recovery after his 2012 ACL injury is another example of how athletes can turn setbacks into powerful narratives.

JuJu’s resilience and determination could turn her recovery into a compelling story, making her even more relatable to her audience. By sharing her recovery journey, she can deepen emotional connections with her growing fanbase and attract new sponsorships.

The Lemon Twist: Turning Adversity Into Opportunity

JuJu’s recovery presents a unique chance for her to build on her existing brand. Athletes like Megan Rapinoe have leveraged their injury experiences to create meaningful conversations around body positivity and resilience, which helped them grow their brands. JuJu’s strong portfolio of endorsements, combined with her authenticity, means her brand isn’t solely dependent on her performance on the court. Her recovery journey could even make her more marketable in the long run.

Adding Some Zest to the Mix

JuJu has already proven she’s more than just an athlete. Her personal brand has a future that extends beyond basketball, whether through fashion, advocacy, or other partnerships. The combination of her on-court talent and off-court charisma makes her one to watch. By embracing her recovery, she can continue building on her influence across industries.

At The Lemon Ad Stand, we see this as an opportunity for JuJu to turn the sour into something sweet. With her impressive endorsements — Nike, Gatorade, AT&T, and more — JuJu is showing the world that she’s not just a player but a major brand force.

JuJu's Endorsements

JuJu’s Brand Is Anything But Sour

JuJu’s resilience and powerful partnerships ensure her brand will continue to thrive. We’re confident that she’ll bounce back stronger than ever, turning her recovery into a comeback story to rival the best in sports. If you were following Cal’s recent achilles rupture, you’ll be glad to know that he, too, is a comeback story. He’s finally been cleared to run and jump! 

Stay tuned for more insights, marketing tips, and updates from The Lemon Ad Stand — where we turn challenges into opportunities for something sweet.

The Art of User Flows: Mapping the Journey from Confusion to Delight

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Ah, user flows! The unsung heroes of intuitive web and app design. Imagine entering a bustling city without a map—daunting, right? User flows are that map, guiding your users seamlessly through the intricate pathways of your digital space. Let’s embark on a journey to understand why these visual blueprints are crucial and how you can craft one that’s not just functional but fun!

Why User Flows Matter

The GPS of User Experience:
User flows help designers visualize the entire user journey, from the moment they land on your site or app to the point of conversion (or departure). They ensure that users never hit a dead end or get lost in the labyrinth of your design.

2. Efficiency is Key:
By mapping out user flows, designers can identify potential pain points or roadblocks early in the design process, saving time and resources down the line.

Improved Collaboration:
User flows serve as a universal language for designers, developers, and stakeholders, ensuring everyone is on the same page and working towards a common goal.

Enhanced User Satisfaction:
A well-thought-out user flow leads to a smoother, more enjoyable user experience, increasing user satisfaction and loyalty.

Steps to Crafting a Stellar User Flow

Step 1: Understand Your UsersBefore you even think about drawing boxes and arrows, you need to know who your users are. Create detailed user personas that include demographics, behaviors, and goals. The more you understand your users, the better you can cater to their needs.

Step 2: Define User Goals What are your users trying to achieve? Whether it’s purchasing a product, signing up for a newsletter, or finding information, clearly define the primary goals of your users. This will be your North Star as you map out the user flow.

Step 3: Map Out Key Steps List all the steps a user needs to take to achieve their goal. Start with broad steps and gradually break them down into more detailed actions. For instance, if the goal is to purchase a product, the steps might include browsing products, selecting a product, adding it to the cart, and completing the purchase.

Step 4: Sketch the Flow Now, it’s time to get visual! Use tools like flowcharts or wireframes to sketch out the user flow. Begin with the entry point (e.g., landing page) and map out each step, including decision points where users might take different paths. Don’t forget to include all possible scenarios, including errors or dead ends.

Step 5: Test and Iterate Your first user flow sketch is just the beginning. Test it with real users to identify any pain points or areas of confusion. Gather feedback and iterate on your design to create a more seamless experience.

Step 6: Collaborate and Refine Share your user flow with your team and stakeholders. Collaboration is key to refining the flow and ensuring that it aligns with the overall goals of your project. Use their feedback to make necessary adjustments and improvements.

Step 7: Implement and Monitor Once your user flow is finalized, implement it in your design. But don’t stop there—monitor user behavior and gather data to see how well your flow is working in the real world. Use this data to make continuous improvements and keep your user experience top-notch.

Conclusion:

User flows are the backbone of a successful web or app design. They transform a chaotic mess into a streamlined journey, guiding users from point A to point B with ease and delight. So, the next time you’re working on a design project, take the time to craft a thoughtful user flow—your users (and your team) will thank you!

Embrace the art of user flows, and watch your designs flourish with clarity, efficiency, and a sprinkle of fun. Happy designing!

How to grow your audience with video

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Video content, with its magical blend of entertainment and education, is a powerful tool for connecting with your current audience—and expanding your reach.

When you develop and execute a robust video strategy, a whole new world of potential opens up for you and your business. Here at The Lemon Ad Stand, evocative storytelling is our bread and butter—and we know there is no better tool for it than video.

So if you’re ready to join the 93% of businesses who use video as an integral part of their overall strategy, we’re here to help! Connect with us to start growing your audience with video today.

The case for video marketing

Video marketing is an effective way to attract new customers: 83% of video marketers say that it helps them generate leads.

Videos can improve your website’s SEO, increasing page quality and time spent on page. And since video platforms like YouTube have their own SEO opportunities, your video can be optimized to attract exactly the customers you need.

People want to watch videos. Email clicks go up by 300% when videos are added. On social, users are consistently more engaged with video than they are with images—and more engagement means your content will be shown to more people.

How to grow your audience with video

These steps might sound overwhelming, but that’s where we come in! Our creative team can help with all aspects of video creation, from setting goals and building strategy to scripting, recording, and editing. Here’s how to start growing your audience with video:

  1. Research
    Choose your target audience and understand where they’re watching videos, then set goals based on their habits. Think about how you can educate and inspire potential customers.
  2. Set specific goals
    What do you want out of your video content? Choose specific, measurable KPIs.
  3. Map out content
    Decide what kinds of videos you will produce. Think about shareability and SEO as you make a list of videos.
  4. Create your videos
    Plan, record, and edit your videos. As a full-service creative agency, The Lemon Ad Stand can produce high-quality, engaging video content for you—taking the technically difficult pieces off your plate and giving you more time to plan effective strategies for your business.
  5. Distribute
    Share your videos, making sure they are SEO friendly. Don’t forget to set up a reporting structure so you can measure the effectiveness of your videos.

Video content is integral to any business’s marketing strategy. Use it to attract customers who understand your product and connect with your mission. Don’t know where to start? Book a consultation today; together we can create something sweet!

We Can Help: Brand Design

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Creating or updating a brand can be overwhelming. The choices are hard: lemons or limes? Stands or booths? We know firsthand at The Lemon Ad Stand both how challenging and how rewarding the process of brand development can be. And if you’re wondering where to begin, we suggest right here. .

First, let’s consider what, exactly, a brand is and what it does.

A well executed brand represents and speaks for your company or organization. Your brand will articulate your purpose and validate your expertise.

A brand is also visual: your logo, key color palette, and signature graphics. It appears on your website and social media accounts, and it shapes both your external collateral and internal documents.

Your brand is also the way you speak about your work. Is your tone formal or casual? What words are key to describing your purpose or mission? When you combine the way your company or organization appears and sounds, you have identified your brand.

At its core, a brand is what people who don’t know you already know about you.

Still feeling overwhelmed?

That’s where The Lemon Ad Stand comes in. We can help guide and support you at any stage of the branding process, but here are some helpful questions we ask at the very beginning of a brand design journey to get you started:

Who’s your audience?

Defining who, exactly, your work should reach is an important part of both organizational and brand development. If you’re a nonprofit serving schools, for example, you may have a variety of stakeholders including teachers, parents, and school administrators. If you’re a local bike shop, your answer might be cyclists of all ages.

The Lemon Ad Stand has the tools and expertise to take the guesswork out of your audience research. We can identify and define your potential customers and help you understand your new brand’s audience.

From there, you can begin to anticipate what sort of branding choices target customers would respond to—and move forward in your branding process with these individuals in mind.

What story are you trying to tell?

This is a large question—we know. And there are a few other ways to ask it, too: What do you want strangers to know about you? What matters to you?

You may want a prospective customer to understand your deep level of expertise or your commitment to your community. You may want them to see your sense of humor or passion and understand your organization or company’s history.

At The Lemon Ad Stand, whether we are redesigning a logo or creating brand guidelines, your story remains front and center in our work.

Your brand, like your story, should communicate all of the things that are important to your work.

A well executed brand is a good representative of your story.

What makes you stand out?

Understand your competitors—it’s good business, and it creates good branding, too. If there are others offering similar services or products, it’s important to note how, exactly, you’re different.

If you’re unsure where to start when it comes to market research, that’s okay. We can help, too, and ensure that your brand sets you apart.

Remember, your brand itself is an asset—and developing it is a process both long and worthwhile. We’re here to help along the way—and we can’t wait to get to work!

Set to 20/20 Focus

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It’s not just a New Year, a New Decade is upon us. Beyond a resolution,  you and your company need to set a 20/20 Focus. Poise yourself to converge and overtake the market with updated branding and marketing strategies to align with your 20/20 focus. 

EXAMINE YOUR BRAND 
•    Review your company culture, call your office as a potential client
•    Refresh your logo and business cards
•    Brighten or mute your brand colors
•    Print branded note cards, consider the lost art of sending letters
•    Minimize the pages on your website

SET YOUR 20/20 FOCUS
•    Visualize where you (your company) will be in 2030
•    Reprioritize your current strategy to align with your new goals
•    Set deadlines for each task associated with the execution of the goal
•    Engage your network, check LinkedIn for experts and connectors
•    Launch and continue to review

As you examine and focus, The Lemon Ad Stand is here to cheer you on and partner up. Lets put our creative juices to work and squeeze the decade. As your creative partner, we’re here to help you attack goals, challenges, and strategize to make this new decade your best yet.

Keeping Art in School

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Keeping art in school is a subject that Calvin is passionate about. Raised by an artist and educator, Calvin’s foundation as a designer stems directly from his love of art and painting. He enjoys visiting classrooms to discuss art-related careers and especially to host art projects with school-aged children. Most recently Calvin traveled to Brooklyn to host a mixed media painting session with students. Feel free to connect if you’re interested in partnering with The Lemon Ad Stand’s in keeping art in school.

New to Instagram

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If you’re new to Instagram, you may not know the ins and outs of growing a following. You probably know that you need photos and you need to share them. That’s a great start, but there is more to it.

Let’s cover a few basic tips for anyone new to Instagram.

Quality Imagery

Instagram launched in 2010 as an image sharing platform, where word count wasn’t relevant. It’s all about the image here! This is absolutely still true today. The quality of your image is the most relevant aspect of your account. Don’t post grainy or distorted images. You want excellent lighting and on brand imagery. For specific suggestions about quality imagery, visit this Social Media Today’s article.

Well Researched Hashtags

This is the most critical act for accounts that are new to Instagram. To grow your users organically, you must use relevant hashtags. #NewtoInstagram is a great tag! It’s not specific to your industry but I found it to be remarkably beneficial when we ran our Instragram Series on the topic. #NewtoInstagram is an easy one.

To find hashtags that are relevant to your industry, you’ll need to open Instagram and start searching hashtags. It’s as simple as typing hashtag options into the search bar. Choose the ones that have high followers, are specific to your industry and use them with every single post.

Choose relevant hashtags; not just trendy one. Trendy hashtags get blocked if they are over spammed. Choose wisely.

Create your own hashtags!

You’ll want to create a hashtag that your avid followers can use to help you promote your business, to find your posts and keep the organic growth moving up! We often use #thelemonadstand and #tlas. This allows our followers to put said hashtags into the search bar and find everything we’ve posted.

How Many & Where

In 2019, the maximum number of hashtags allowed is 30. Do you need 30? You need as many hashtags as are relevant to your post but statistics show that a higher number of hashtags garner greater engagement.  Which makes perfect sense, the more options people have to follow, the greater engagement will be.

There is also debate about where to place your hashtags. Should you place your hashtags in your post or as a comment. The definitive answer is, go with what you prefer. Some people prefer to break up the post (I do) while others to add the hashtags to the comments. It’s completely up to you.

Find creative ways to separate your hashtags from your copy. I use a border of ••• and lemons to separate my copy and make it readable.

Go Live!

Throw all your inhibitions to the wind and Go Live! This features allows you to share a video in real time with your followers. The benefit of going live is that Instagram sends out push notifications to your followers, helping to create a buzz.

Wondering what to talk about? Your expertise, of course. If you’re a interior designer, talk to us about latest design trends. Go live and walk us through your most recent project. You can even schedule your “live” in advance, market it and encourage your followers to join you and engage. They can ask questions and share their opinion.

As with all social media, engagement is key. The more followers that are showing up to engage while you are live the more social media equity you are accumulating.

Live is a great method for launching promotions or new products. Show your followers what you have to offer, live and in living color.

Engage

Respond to Comments

As we’ve already mentioned, engagement is key. Especially, when you are new to Instagram. We highly encourage you to activate notifications to your cell phone and respond when you are notified that someone has commented.

Once you have followers who are commenting, chat with them! Love the comment and respond to it.

Follow Your Hashtags

Use that magical search bar to follow your industry hashtags. Give the same level of engagement you are looking for. Comment on others in your industry, follow their accounts and keep in touch. The secret here is for other followers to be intrigued by your comments, so much so that they come and follow you. It’s a little self serving but balance that by making sincere comments and being genuine.

Followers who Unfollow

Don’t take it personally. One day you’ll gain 12 followers only to have lost 8 by the next morning. Unfortunately, there are accounts set up with the expectation that if they follow you, you’ll follow back. Keep in mind that in a lot of instances, these accounts are spammers.

Check your followers’ account! If they have 6 posts and 2,587 followers, be skeptical.

Focus on growing your organic reach, with authentic followers. 

Link in Bio

Whenever you need to guide your followers away from your instagram, to a blog post or deal posted on your website, the most common strategy is to use the phrase “Link in Bio” in the actual post.  At that point, you should have already updated your profile bio and placed the outbound link there.  NEVER, use an outbound link in the body of the post. That lowers your Instagram equity.

Instagram Equity, is a term that I use to reference how you’re managing the algorithm. Are you appearing in followers feeds or being hidden? When your posts are appearing, followers can engage. When you’re working the algorithm correctly, you’re growing Instagram equity.

You got this written on ground, New to Instagram

Diversify Your Communication

As we were in the midst of our #NewtoInstagram series, Instagram became inaccessible for a number of hours. Oh the irony of it all. It reaffirmed for us, a message that we share often, “collect your client’s/follower’s emails”.

E-mail marketing is still the best strategy to maintain consistent communication. If email addresses load directly into your e-marketing software, I recommend that you download them quarterly. Luck favors the prepared. Cherish your email list!

As always, it’s our pleasure to share these tips with you. We hope that your Instagram journey is plentiful and vibrant.

Till we chat again keep your Lemon Ad cool.

What is Web Accessibility?

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The globally recognized entertainer, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter is likely to be the first and most notable example of the web accessibility awakening. Beyoncé has been named in a class-action lawsuit for lack of ADA web accessibility on her website. Your first thought may be, ‘Beyoncé is a private citizen’, and therefore not required to abide by ADA regulations. Her web team probably thought that too. As your web team we’re here to break this down.

 

” What is Web Accessibility and why is it important to my business?”

In simple terms web accessibility is ensuring your web site’s information and application services are accessible to everyone. Particularly those with disabilities and those who are covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).  

WCAG 2.1, also know as Web Content Accessibility Guidelines , are a set of standards for web development. It is a series of guidelines for improving web accessibility for all people and is maintained by the Worldwide Web Consortium.  These guidelines were created, and are modified,  for web developers to use as a minimum benchmark or set of recommendations to create more accessible web content.  

Statistics show that 15% to 19%  of the world population has a disability.

While these guidelines, can’t possibly cover all disabilities, they are designed to provide accommodations for blindness/low vision, hearing loss/deafness, speech disabilities, limited movement, photosensitivity and a combination of these. Whether it is the law or not, providing web accessibility is ensuring access to all potential users. It’s a win/win. It is the right thing to do for consumers and your business.

WCAG 2.1 stems from 4 Principles

Perceivable – ensuring that information and user interface components and applications are presentable in a way that a user can perceive.

Operable – ensures that the interface and navigation are operable for all users

Understandable – dictates that both the user interface and the information being presented is able to be understood by the user.

Robust – The content meets recognized standards in such a way that it can consistently and reliably be interpreted by a wide variety of user agents and assistive technologies.

These 4 principles then get saturated to priority conformance levels A, AA or AAA. Based on the type of website you own will determine the best level of conformance for you. There is no magic formula, every site and solution is unique. Check back for WCAG2.1 pt. 2 for specific elements of the 4 principles and the levels.

How to switch to HTTPS

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Managing and maintaining a website is not the average person’s idea of fun. In fact it’s nearly impossible to keep up with all the web trends and updates unless you’ve made web development your business or passion. For this reason our clients entrust us to manage the web development details.

As our valued reader we want you to be aware of upcoming changes to web security, specifically:

  • The difference between HTTP & HTTPS and 
  • How to switch to HTTPS

Through a recent conversation with our hosting affiliates at WeBEEHosting, we’ve learned about pending security changes to Chrome, which may negatively impact all domains still using HTTP.

Starting in July 2018, Chrome will begin marking any website still using HTTP as unsafe.

Traditionally, only websites exchanging sensitive information (i.e. credit card info) used HTTPS. Chrome is actively pushing for all sites to be HTTPS in an effort to decrease hacking.

HTTP(S) = Secure

Switching your website from HTTP to HTTPS requires an SSL Certificate, which consists of small data files which bind a cryptographic key to your company’s digital details. Installing an SSL Certificate will activate the padlock, which allows for secure connections from a web server to a browser.

Is Your Site HTTP or HTTPS?  

You can determine if your site is HTTP or HTTPS by checking the URL.

 

Presently, a web viewer sees an ‘i’ inside of a circle when a site is HTTP (deemed not secure). When a visitor clicks on the ‘i’ icon, they are notified that the site is not secure.

How to switch to HTTPS

 

A secure website will show a closed lock icon and begin with HTTPS.

How to switch to HTTPS

As of July 2018, the non safe indicator will be prominent in the URL bar, eliminating the need for the second click of the i icon.

How to switch to HTTPS

HOW TO SWITCH TO HTTPS

If you are wondering how to switch to HTTPS, simply notify your web development team. Adding additional web encryption (HTTPS) may be as simple as sending an email.  Your TLAS web team is prepared to orchestrate the necessary encryptions through security certification.

Impact on your SEO

Bounce rate is a critical aspect of your website’s SEO. The amount of time before a user clicks away from a page on your website is the “bounce rate”. Like golf, a lower bounce rate is better. We expect that websites marked as “not safe” will experience higher bounce rates, meaning that users are likely to leave the site quickly. We’re all competing for web traffic so every factor counts.

July is just around the corner. We encourage you to make the security upgrade sooner rather than later.

Web Design Trends of 2018

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It’s 2018! In all of the New Year excitement, did you create a list of, “ways to develop a ‘new you”? We certainly hope not, because we like you just the way you are. What we do want you to consider is how to stay fresh on the web…not like that!  Let’s keep this clean, people. My point is, what are the web design trends of 2018 and how can we keep our web presence fresh? Ok, I’m going to stop using web and fresh together.

Similar to other industries, such as fashion, automotive, and furniture, there are trends that drive web culture. I’ve scoured the internet for the hottest web design trends of 2018, to help you decide if you’ll be an early adopter or laggard. Web trends, like the planets are constantly in motion. Let’s see what web trends are moving and shaking in 2018.

Web Design Trends of 2018

    • Mobile
    • Color
    • Motion Graphics
    • Typography
    • Scrolling Effects

MOBILE

Last year, Google announced that a site’s mobile experience was a contributing factor in the “secret” algorithm that calculates a site’s organic rank. Naturally, once Google spoke there was a mad rush to optimize sites for mobile. This year will be no different.

Web Design Trends of 2018

Your website must be optimized for the mobile user because the fact remains that the number of mobile users has surpassed the number of desktop users. If you want your audience to have the most positive experience on your site it absolutely must be responsive.

Two very simple issues with mobile usability are font size & proximity of buttons.

The font on your mobile site should be legible enough that a user does not need to pinch and zoom.

Proximity of buttons is probably the most frustrating issue with poor mobile-view. If a person is trying to click on the “about” page but is accidently pressing the “registration” button, you have an unhappy user on your hands. Make sure buttons are sized appropriately and far apart enough where each is a distinct function.

Need to know if your site is mobile friendly? Yes, yes you do! Ask Google, they’ll tell you right here.

 

COLOR

Once upon a time web designers were constrained to “web safe” colors. That day is long gone. Today, in 2018, web designers are getting BOLD with color choices and brace yourself, even reviving the use of gradients to add depth.

Web Design Trends of 2018

Nike.com implemented a subtle gradient with spring pastels as a background to an edgy image.

 

Vibrant colors evoke emotions and help to paint a story. We’re so dedicated to color theory, we hosted an instagram series dedicated to #ChooseWisely: The Psychology of Color. If your brand colors aren’t aligned with your customers or mission, you may want to consider which colors are going to help drive success.    

MOTION GRAPHICS

Just as quickly as web developers realized that video banners were dragging load time, they found a work around:  smaller files with just enough motion graphics and animation to draw in the user without the giant files sizes that push up load times and push away site visitors. Studies show that users are 50% more likely to leave a site that takes more than 3 seconds to load.

Using animated headers with unique illustrations to tell your story is a technique which users are more likely to appreciate. Think about it, a site visitor isn’t likely to notice that you’ve spaced your buttons appropriately (unless you didn’t). While, a well told story is likely to evoke emotions and be shared with colleagues.  

Web Design Trends of 2018

Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry adds a simple motion graphics to the robots eyes, to add subtle engagement and keep load times low.

Typography

Few design elements have withstood the test of time, as evidently as typography. From ancient hieroglyphics to our modern day obsession with helvetica, typography is the most critical vehicle of your message. Face it, if your consumer can’t decipher your message then it’s failed.

Web Design Trends of 2018

Cartier uses engaging typeface to draw in a web user and drive clicks.

Strong typography transforms itself into stimulating visuals. Tenacious visuals engage users and most effectively relay messages. Typography can sometimes seem like an unsung hero of design, but use it effectively and it can be the super hero of your website.

 

Scrolling Effects

Subtle yet sexy, like the ‘girl next door’ of web design. A well executed scrolling effect can be just the cost efficient level of elegance your site needs. Here at The Lemon Ad Stand, we’re a fan of the scrolling effect. It’s a unique way to add depth to a one page site.

By keeping a static image behind the scrolls, you keep the viewer engaged. In case you haven’t noticed yet, engagement is a theme here. In using a scroll effect to move copy over an image, the user is literally driving the engagement of the site.

Visit NikkFit.com to engage with her photos and copy. You’ll notice that as you scroll through the site, the background images changes. This creates a unique gallery experience driven by you, the user. You aren’t scrolling through a traditional gallery format yet you’re experiencing the gallery in the same way you’d walk through a brick and mortar gallery.

 

The scrolling effect is bound to have a good year in 2018.

 

It’s April but don’t be dismayed, you have plenty of time to restart your diet, read the book on the nightstand, brush up on astronomy and implement some of these web design trends of 2018 to your own site.

Happy “New You” Friends,

The Squeezers