In the mid-90's when the modern-day internet was just getting started, Stan Cohen began GraphicVisions and immersed himself in website design and development.

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Stan's expertise and experience in online design layout, functionality, usability, brand-sense, and search engine savvy deliver spot-on results time after time.

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In the mid-90's when the modern-day internet was just getting started, Stan Cohen began GraphicVisions and immersed himself in website design and development.

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Stan's expertise and experience in online design layout, functionality, usability, brand-sense, and search engine savvy deliver spot-on results time after time.

In an ever-changing medium, Stan is constantly changing the look and feel of his web designs to capitalize on the latest techniques and platform requirements. However, he continues with the basics of a standard industry approach to the back-end framework to ensure the best results.

When it comes to an online presence, Stan likes to say, “the sun never sets, the concrete never hardens, and the paint never dries.” An online presence is an ever-adaptable medium, evolving within technology, changing with the culture, and growing with your business.

TIMELINE

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  • 1990's Websites

    Websites in the 1990’s featured sites mostly anchored to the left and upper left. Layouts were based on monitor screen sizes of mostly 15 inches and resolutions of about 800 x 600px. These sites were still being designed in html and mostly in code. Stan not only made the face of sites attractive, but he also had the neatest rows of code, done with painstaking accuracy.

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  • 2000's Websites

    Websites during the first decade of the 2000’s were getting a little trickier to design. Monitors were getting bigger and resolution had grown to about 1024 x 768px. However, with plenty of older models available, websites still had to look good across all sizes.

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  • 2010 Websites

    By 2010, websites not only needed to look good on monitor and laptops, but also on tablets and phones, in an inumerable amount of resolutions and sizes. However, there were now new tools that kept websites looking good across all of these screen variations. In addition, working on websites was no longer limited to code alone and could be designed live. This not only made it a more visual medium, but also more rewarding for the designer.

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  • 2020 and Beyond

    Now on the doorstep of 2020, the possabilities for designing for the web seem endless and never ending. We are excited by the prospect of what may be just around the corner for the internet and beyond.

  • 1990's Websites

    Websites in the 1990’s featured sites mostly anchored to the top left, or top center. Layouts were based on monitor screen sizes of mostly 15 to 17 inches and resolutions of 800 by 600 or 1024 by 768 pixels. These sites were intially designed with a text editor using HTML and CSS. Stan not only made the face of sites attractive, but he also had neat rows of code, done with painstaking accuracy. The code had to be lightweight and images small to keep the download speed on dialup modems tolerable.

  • 2000's Websites

    Websites during the 2000’s were getting a little trickier to design. Monitors were getting bigger and resolution had grown to 1280 by 1024 pixels. However, with plenty of older monitors in use, websites still had to look good across all sizes. Designing and editing sites now involved programs like Frontpage, Dreamweaver, and Flash. Download speeds improved with faster modems and DSL lines.

  • 2010 Websites

    By 2010, websites not only needed to look good on monitors and laptops, but also on tablets and phones, in an inumerable amount of resolutions and sizes. However, there were now new tools that kept websites looking good across all of these screen variations. In addition, working on websites was no longer limited to code alone and could be designed interactively using content managment systems such as Joomla, Drupal, and WordPress. This not only made it a more visual medium, easier to see the end result, and offered clients quicker turnaround on edit requests.

  • 2020 and Beyond

    Now on the doorstep of 2020, the design possibilities for the web seem endless. We are excited by the prospect of what may be just around the corner for the internet and beyond.

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Photoshop
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