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Learn to optimize your site with responsive images, modern formats, and lazy loading to improve performance and user experience.

Posted by Jay Cackowski on 12.11.24 Topics: Design, Code, Hosting Insights, Performance

We offer some tips on how to design a website in a way that helps users intuitively understand how to use it to accomplish their goals.

Posted by Britney Na on 10.9.24 Topics: Design, Design Advice

Learn how performing user testing throughout a website redesign project can help designers create the best user experience for a website.

Posted by Britney Na on 03.5.20 Topics: Design, Design Advice, Discovery

We look at whether it's a good idea for website owners to perform their own user testing and offer some ideas on how to gain UX insights.

Posted by Dennis Kardys on 02.14.20 Topics: Design, Design Advice

User experience (UX) is a key component to a successful website. Follow these 5 tips to diagnose and fix simple UX issues on your website.

Posted by Britney Na on 02.4.20 Topics: Design

Diagram's Kevin Apgar shares common content accessibility mistakes and how to avoid them using Episerver.

Posted by Kevin Apgar on 01.8.20 Topics: Design, Episerver, Digital Strategy

Using inline CSS on critical page elements helps to speed up load time.

Posted by Nick Melville on 01.3.20 Topics: Design, Design Advice

We look at what web designers should keep in mind when designing websites to be accessible to users across every device and screen size.

Posted by Nick Melville on 05.21.19 Topics: Design, Mobile, Responsive Design, Design Advice

Learn the importance of building user empathy into your website and how to incorporate user research when building out your website.

Posted by Britney Na on 04.5.19 Topics: Industry Insights, Design, Discovery

Diagram's Nick Melville shares how Skeleton Screens are used to enhance the user experience while a page loads.

Posted by Nick Melville on 03.14.19 Topics: Design, Code, Design Advice