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This affordable Mobile Web Design Package offers up to 20% Discount for our new clients. We believ our clients are 100% satisfied with us and our services packages. We do it all for you from start to finish. When the mobile website is completed, you can visit your website from handheld device(ie. Mobile, i-pad etc). Our website prices below are complete - there are NO HIDDEN EXTRAS!

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  1. jpgdesigns26 July 2016 at 18:43

    1. The Proliferation of UI Patterns

    One of the side effects of responsive design has meant that a lot of sites look similar. However, responsive design isn’t solely to blame. The rise of WordPress sites and the booming theme market also have a hand in it.

    And some folks, such as Matthew Monbre, have copped to being guilty of following everyone else’s look with his company’s site.

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  2. jpgdesigns26 July 2016 at 18:44

    We’re starting up the second month of 2016 and have seen many predictions for the web design scene already.

    While most of these predictions make a lot of sense based on what we have seen being used lately, I’d like to dig deeper into these trends and analyze the top 7 web design trends 2016 has to offer, while providing some tools and resources in achieving the desired look.

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