This week’s Designer News (N.404) includes CSS Triggers, Free Billing and Invoicing, A Free Minimal Bootstrap Template, Sublime Text 3.0, The Ultimate Guide to Flexbox, a Guide to CSS Support in Email, 12 Cool Things You Can Do with GitHub, Nachos, Why iOS 11 Sucks, Perspectives on The WordPress Gutenberg Editor and more.
The pricing page is a staple for any online shop. It’s used for SaaS products, service companies, and eCommerce shops all around the web. And no pricing page can be…
As you may have heard, WordPress is currently working on a brand new content editor named Gutenberg. Currently available as a plugin and set to ship with WordPress 5.0, the…
Voice user interface technology is getting smarter, faster, and more reliable. What does that mean for major industries today, and in the future? Voice user interfaces have been in our…
JavaScript-based applications are used for everything from small websites all the way up to enterprise-level CRM interfaces. They’ve become an important part of how people interact with data. But before…
Web designers work and live by a series of well-accepted best practices: always use responsive design, leave enough white space, keep font and color scheme in line with a client’s…
This week’s Designer News (N.403) includes a Sass Toolkit for Creating CSS Frameworks, Visual Inspector for Chrome, A Tool That Turns Code into PNGs, AtF Spark Font, The Scoop on iPhone X (including free mockups), Vue.js vs jQuery and more.
Within the WordPress community, it’s been hard to ignore all of the hype surrounding Gutenberg – the new content editor being developed for the world’s most used CMS. Currently available…
There was a time when web typography was simply a matter of putting a few fonts together. Modern web design has now evolved to the point where we expect text…
Oftentimes, WordPress themes come with various demos that cover a variety of looks and industries. That’s great – until you realize that each “demo” is really just the same website…
