This week’s Designer News (N.433) includes a CSS/JS Piano, Rapid Research at Google, Reusable, Maintainable, & Modular CSS, Stop calling these Dark Design Patterns or Dark UX, Why Brutalism is Good, Podcasts for Designers & Developers, Free Payment Method Icon Sets 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…
Those of us who work with WordPress on a daily basis have been keeping close tabs on Gutenberg, the completely revamped editor scheduled to be released with version 5.0 of…
Perception is everything. Part of that is influenced by behavior, plus our emotion. Significant studies have shown that color effects not just what we see. It is how we feel…
Specialty WordPress themes serve a legitimate purpose, but you will usually do far better in most instances by investing in a premium multipurpose theme like any of those described in…
Strong alert messages are needed for many interfaces. In the past these messages were done using JavaScript alerts that were just annoying. But nowadays we can build some pretty awesome…
This week’s Designer News (N.432) includes A CSS Framework That “Actually Looks Good”, How CSS Works, Introduction to HTML, Privacy Respecting Tools and Services, Front-End Developer Handbook 2018, How Designers (Should Not) Apply For Jobs, Free Payment Icons and more.
It used to be that if you wanted to create a web directory you had to invest a lot of time and money into a custom designed website built from…
The ability to successfully manage multiple projects is part of being a freelance web designer. And, while outsiders may think it’s a simple skill, it turns out to be incredibly…
Every website usually needs some type of form, whether it’s a checkout page or a simple contact page. It’s crucial to make sure your forms work, so usability is #1….