Find the perfect swim class with our innovative class cards. Each card provides essential details for easy decision-making. As a parent, sorting through swim classes can feel overwhelming. Between age groups, skill levels, schedules, prices, and goals, it can be hard to know exactly which class is the right fit. That is why we designed […]
Category: Design
Why Our WordPress Management Services Are Built for Long-Term Success
When it comes to building a strong digital presence, having a great website is only the beginning. At Dhali, we don’t just design and launch websites—we stay with you every step of the way to make sure your WordPress site performs, evolves, and stays secure. Custom Website Development Our team builds fully customized WordPress websites […]
Need a Website That Works With JackRabbit or iClassPro?
If you run a swim school, you already know how important your class management software is. JackRabbit and iClassPro keep your lessons organized, students enrolled, and parents informed — but when your website doesn’t “talk” to those systems, daily operations can feel like swimming upstream. At Dhali, we specialize in swim-school website design that integrates […]
Add WP Bootstrap Navwalker To You WordPress Theme
Why Add Bootstrap Navwalker? The main reason for adding this addition to your WordPress Theme is best said by its author [Git Link] “A custom WordPress Nav Walker Class to fully implement the Bootstrap 4 navigation style in a custom theme using the WordPress built in menu manager.” By implementing this code, you will be […]
Adding Bootstrap to an UnderScores Theme
In this article, we will be discussing how to add Bootstrap by Twitter to an Underscores.me WordPress Theme! There is much to be desired from this simple combination, and for most it is a great place to start for creating you own custom WordPress Theme. This article will expect that you understand the folder and […]
CSS Media Queries Min vs Max
Max-Width: If device width is less than or equal to 800px, then do {…}** Use sparingly ** Min-Width : If device width is greater than or equal to 800px, then do {…} ** Use as much as possible as Max will load more styles ** Credit :
One Typeface – How to use fonts effectively
How many fonts should I use on my website? Well, it depends. As a general rule, you should probably stick with 2 or 3 fonts for your website. Design Generally speaking, using 2 or 3 fonts will ensure that your site has a consistent look and feel. Establishing a visual hierarchy for your users will […]
Think Lightweight – Logo and Branding
THINK LIGHTWEIGHT Think Lightweight is a company that focuses on applying lightweight engineering principals to traditional solid wood applications. As the company continues to grow, we worked with them to update both their website and branding. You can visit the official Think Lightweight website here. The Logo When creating the Think Lightweight logo, we wanted to […]
Design Matters – Redesign Concept
While I’m at the office I often have a design podcast running in the background. One of the podcast sites I visit most is Design Matters with Debbie Millman, so I decided to make a redesign concept in my spare time. The current website has some awesome elements that I felt can be emphasized with […]
Dashboard Concept
This week I focused on creating a simple and clean dashboard that can be applied to school or office setting. The goal of the dashboard is making the navigation feel new without taking away from the usability, and keeping the notifications in focus. To accomplish this, I created a navigation that rest on the left […]