Hang on there, just stop what you're doing. Do you see how terrible the website below looks? That's because the browser you are using is horribly out of date. Internet Explorer 6 was first released on August 27, 2001. Since that date we have developed much better ways of making websites and your browser doesn't support them. This isn't the only website that doesn't work properly in your antiquated browser. The longer you delay updating your software, the more websites will stop working.
If you don't know anything about computers or websites, please visit Microsoft's website and click on the 'download' button to update your browser http://www.microsoft.com/ie.
If you do know a thing or two about computers there are many more options open to you. Please visit the following links for a list of current browsers Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Firefox, Opera.
Web Design, Front-End Development & Newsletters
The line between the term ‘website’ and ‘application’ is blurring more and more each day. Where does the browser end and applications begin? Following this reasoning, this section could be summarised as ‘Interface Design’. However, designing and coding for contemporary and ageing browsers still fits within the definition of ‘Web Design’ and ‘Front-End Development’.
Logos, Headers & Banners
The power to communicate a core message in a limited amount of space is compelling. Your interest can be captured by a logo, website, newsletter, graphic, layout, etc, to perk your interest and get you involved with what is being said. Arguably these are the hardest things to get right, be effective, fit the branding, and communicate a message.
Print & Packaging
Although the print industry is becoming less relevant as we gain access to more technology that replaces our need for paper, card, vinyl, etc, there is still a need for this today. Usually it’s a short message contained within a standardised size such as A5, A4, A3, and A1. The target’s attention must be grabbed and information communicated.