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The progression of web design has always rushed forward at a break-neck pace. In the last year, we've seen some incredible new web design trends appear and old favourite trends come back to light.

Today in 2020 at the dawn of Google's Mobile-First policy, 51.5% of all website visits come through mobile devices. This percentage rose steadily from 2015 (31% mobile web users) to 2017 when the 51% average mobile browsing trend was established.

In today's internet ecosystem, there are two types of websites: Those built on a CMS platform and those built without. WordPress is the leading CMS website platform, trusted by millions of businesses and individuals, making up about a third of total websites In the whole world-wide-web. There are some fantastic WordPress websites out there, and some amazing WordPress developers to make them. And when it comes to a reliable business website that does everything and can be easily kept at the cutting-edge, a modular platform website like WordPress is your best available tool.

Making a great WordPress website has become a race to create great content. Visual art makes your pages beautiful, and aesthetics help pull the eye to your key assets. Written work inspires the mind and creates confidence with your customers. Those who want to trust your expertise need only read your blog. There has been a huge push toward human-relatability in web design and content. However, this can all be a distraction from a core element: visibility.

Every website must have images. Images add depth, detail, colour, and meaning to an otherwise uniform website experience. Images highlight your point, draw the eye, funnel leads, and make the difference between one website page and another. When building a website with WordPress, the use of your images is especially important. WordPress makes it easy use images in appealing and customisable way. Your business can shape your brand based on the images you choose and how to use them.