
Do you know the difference between “web design” and “graphic design”? There are many parts to web design that many people confuse as being a part of graphic design. What a To Do blog made a post titled All Your Skillsets Are Belong To Us?,which describes the differences between the aspects of web design and graphic design. The blog post also covers many other topics to define the word “web design”.
Readability and Viewability
“Presumably you want visitors to your site to be able to view the site without having an epileptic fit (or, less severely, just an urgent desire to go somewhere, anywhere, else).” The post also goes into detail about how most people don’t have big monitors and great eyesight, therefore the text on your site should be readable.
Accessibility
Accessibility is part web design and part graphic design. It also talks about other elements of accessibility such as adding anchor text and alt and title attributes, which apply do a web designer and not a graphic designer.
Security
Security is very important to a web site and web designer. It is important to keep control of your own server and to protect the information of other users at all costs. Security is a technical aspect to web design and has nothing to do with graphic design.
Content
People may have a bad first impression of your website if it has “poor grammar, spelling, sentence structure, article/page structure, bad metaphors/similes/shadowing and any number of other techniques that fill up just as many books and web sites on writing as there are on graphic design.”
Overview of What a To Do
It seems as though that the What a To Do blog is fairly new considering the only post was made on the 18th of September. The blog could use a definite theme change since it still have the default WordPress theme active. It seems as though the webmaster behind What a To Do knows what they are talking about, however, I believe the blog could use a lot more work. Once the blog is finalized with finishing touches I am sure it will provide a wealth of information to webmasters, web designers, and graphic designers on the internet.
Note: This was a sponsored review for Website To Dos through PayPerPost.