Panorama Innovation

We are here to give you a tip: you don’t have to squeeze all of your important information into your homepage! 🎉

Whoever said people don’t like to scroll is… you guessed it… wrong!!

The content posted in your homepage or above the main fold should still be the most compelling in order to get your reader & visitors interested however people will scroll if you provide them with interesting information everywhere they look! 👁️

User-experience designer Zoltán Gócza has created a collection of 34 (and counting!) common web design user experience misconceptions that we found very interesting! 💡
Over the course of the next few weeks we thought we would share them with you as well as a little insight into why they are proven myths!

First up: People read on the web, true or false? False.

Nowadays, people tend to skim on the web. They go straight to the source aka highlighted words, compelling headlines, or scannable paragraphs. They want to see the information that will be useful to them and skip the irrelevant information. SO with this myth comes a pro tip: focus on creating web content that has scannable, compelling, relevant information that everyone can relate to (nerd emoji)

This particular design winner was a design for social change! (praying hands emoji)
This EU based campaign was designed by Purpose and titled Create.Refresh. The campaign itself was designed to improve the public’s understanding around copyright laws within the digital world.
This campaign and platform is bright, bold, and creates a space where content creators all across Europe can have a place to voice their concerns about copyright issues in the online world!