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The screengrab images show a collection of webpages from Whiteduck Design to demonstrate a range of diverse styles.Take a look and remember that Whiteduck Design can accommodate your visions for your website.

The gallery is in the style of a lightbox and shows another method for showcasing your products. The thumbnail size can be adjusted and text can be added or removed , depending on your preferences.

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Laura Skerlj artist & writer
Headroom Hair Salon Ballina
Laura Skerlj artist & writer
portal page: dark background scheme
medical centre: crisp and bright scheme
medical centre: 4 column design
Demonstration: organic farming showing a blue and green theme with banner slideshow
Demonstration: organic farming showing a variation on the logo with a slideshow gallery
Demonstration: organic farming showing a registration page for front-end users
Demonstration: Catering service with the use of checkered borders
Portfolio site: a whimsical site with drawn background
Portfolio site: playful icons for entry to other areas
Artist website: use of neutral grey theme to enhance the art works
Artist website: the gallery is sorted into series categories
Demonstration: ceramics site with scrolling banner and hidden front page images
Demonstration: ceramics site showing contact form situated in the right sidebar
Artist website with neutral colours extracted from the art works to complement
Demonstration: community centre showing a playful handdrawn banner
 
When you are considering your website, consider the layout of the design. The navigation of the website is important for your user because users prefer to minimise the number of clicks before they get to where they want to go on your site. The navigation system can be horizontal or vertical and can have more than one level. The number of levels becomes more important as the website becomes larger. With larger sites, it may be necessary to have more than one navigation area and keep the primary navigation bar for the most used pages (for example, home page, contact page, gallery etc). Secondary and teriary level navigation can be accomodated by more than one navigation area. Sometimes the footer area at the bottom of the pages is used like a sitemap with links to every available page. Drop-down menus and slide-out menus can be the solution for more than one layer but sometimes these get in the way for the viewer. Here again, how the website is designed is important.