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Though web design has been advancing more and more in recent years, the designing side has moved along with it. With more powerful programs and coding to create more advanced designs, it is important to make your website really pop out and catch your clients attention without overdoing the page and still thinking about the load time for the site. One simple thing you can do to create more depth and interest in your page is using textures instead of basic colors. For this blog, I am going to look at using wood backgrounds and textures in your design, then looking at just basic textures that people use in their websites for background and depth.
Simply Home
This is the website for Simply Home, this is a website that uses an olden looking wood texture in the background to add interest, but they also used textures in almost every part of their website. The side bar, each navigation tag, the header, everything is basically a texture. The only problem with that is that it makes the load time for this page very long, which for those who have slow browsers and Internet, which is never a good idea. Though it brings more depth and interest, it is slow to load, it has way to much going on at one time, and it makes it a little confusing for looking for certain things. This was suppose to look like a scrapbook in itself, which is a good idea, and the goal was reached, but it isn't very efficient for the page. The textures add depth, but they aren't always a good idea.Coffee House
Irish Pub
These are different websites that are created with textures in the background and with pictures as part of their design. Though I like the looks of them, they all have their problems, and the design can't take away from the main purpose of the site, which is to showcase information and to advertise their company
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