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…
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Eric Karkovack (134 Posts)
CxJS Helps You Build Complete JavaScript Applications with Ease
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…
Meet Greg Schoppe: The Developer Who’s Taking on Gutenberg
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…
10 Useful Web Typography Frameworks and Libraries
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…
Pearl is the WordPress Theme That Fits Your Niche
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…
Dealing with People Who Don’t Value Web Designers
If you spend a bit of time in the web design industry, you’ll undoubtedly run into someone who just doesn’t understand the value in what you do. What’s amazing is…
Customize Icons Your Way with IconShock 2.0
Every designer needs access to high-quality icons. They’re an important piece in creating an amazing UI. But finding the right icons for your project can be difficult. While you may…
10 Creative Examples of CSS Grid in Action
CSS Grid is generating lots of hype – and for good reason. It’s poised to revolutionize the way we create complex layouts. The new specification (still in draft as of…
An Introduction to CSS Grid
CSS Grid has become one of the more talked about developments in web design in recent times. The reason for all of the excitement is simple: CSS Grid looks like…
The Benefits and Dangers of a Designer’s Ego
I’ll admit it: I have an ego. I like to be praised when I do something well (and maybe even when I didn’t do so well). Though, I’m quite certain…
