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Redberry Designs
Affordable, Professional and Customized Just for You…
A Strategy Focused Website, Marketing and Hosting package gives you the power to stay competitive!
 

REDBERRY DESIGNS Our Process’

Phase I: Discovery -Research – Analysis

…results in the creation of a project plan defining the branding concept, website structure, scope and layout for the online business solution developed especially for you.

Phase II is where both the creative and the coding work is performed

and involves gathering assets for copy, imagery, audio and video communication of your message and crafting the actual website.

Phase III of the branding and website development process is the delivery and launch of your uniquely branded online business solution and implementation of your Social Media Marketing Strategy.

Our service does not end there…

we then move into our Extended Maintenance that includes active management of your online Social Media and Content Marketing. Our Extended Maintenance service is structured so that we do the heavy lifting for you so that you can concentrate on your core business.

Redberry Designs
Affordable, Professional and Customized Just for You…
A Strategy Focused Website, Marketing and Hosting package gives you the power to stay competitive!
 

Each of our Redberry Website Design clients recieves a branded color palette that features one or two very strong pure colors that we most feel reflect their personality or corporate image. We then build a complete palette around these colors including a wide range of tints, tones and shades for each of the chosen hues. We label each color with the correct Pantone, hex and CMYK value so that we can easily pull colors from the client's color palette into the website design and imagery. This keeps the branded color palette ready for both web and print usage. We will stay within established industry norms when necessary…medical prefers blue shades, legal tends to like conservative colors, midwives love purples and speakers often like vibrant reds, carmines and orange colors. However…even when we are confined by limited colors, we will still find a bright signature color to use as a restrained emphasis for bullet points, arrows or important headers/links…etc. Yes, color does matter in web design. Call us today at 770-783-0230 or visit http://www.RedberryDesigns.com/ to receive your free website evaluation. 

Do Colors Matter In Web Design? | Business 2 Community

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Have you ever thought about the psychology of colors? Colors are said to be connected to emotions and actions, two interesting ideas when you think about them

Do Colors Matter In Web Design?

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By Shannon Willoby, Published November 16, 2011

Have you ever thought about the psychology of colors? Colors are said to be connected to emotions and actions, two interesting ideas when you think about them in terms of business.

How do you want a customer to feel when they’re looking at your marketing materials or browsing your website? And have you ever considered how your business’ web design, logo, business cards, and brochure colors could be altering your sales, whether good or bad?

According to a design article on Daddu, colors can influence shopping decisions, making the graphic design of your website and marketing materials a very important decision.

Curious how your website measures up? Check out the list below to see what your web design’s colors could be saying to your customers.

Redberry Designs
Affordable, Professional and Customized Just for You…
A Strategy Focused Website, Marketing and Hosting package gives you the power to stay competitive!
 

The name change is that users can already potentially see content from marketers that their friends had liked or commented on, as activity by Facebook friends is fodder for the news feed. The news-feed advertising will be labeled "featured" instead of "sponsored."

Facebook Looks to Rebrand News Feed Ads | Digital - Advertising Age

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Yesterday Facebook began placing ads in users' news feed, but is now calling them "featured" instead of "sponsored" posts.