Category: Design

Design is the method of putting form and content together. Design, just as art, has multiple definitions; there is no single definition. Design can be art. Design can be aesthetics. Design is so simple, that’s why it is so complicated.

27 Search Boxes With HTML and CSS – CSS Paradise

CSS experiments with a search form input and button. In this collection are the pens for anything related to search box, search bar, global search area that we can put to a website page. Searching Animation Inspired by Another Set of Eyes by Frank Rodriguez.*needs work in Firefox but looks quite nice in Chrome and… Continue reading 27 Search Boxes With HTML and CSS – CSS Paradise

ToDo List Inspiration

Task manager application UI by Alexander Me Day042 Todo List by Catherine Wang 042 DailyUI — ToDo List by Adrien Gervaix Calendar App by Vadim Gromov Updated ToDay app v.1.5 by Guglielmo Daily UI #042 — To Do List by Kelsey Bowman Day 003-Work List by ZoeWang 042 — List App by Racine Davis day41-Todolist by JIE LIU To-Do List by… Continue reading ToDo List Inspiration

Material Kit – A Badass Bootstrap UI Kit Based on Material Design

Material Design, a visual language designed by Google to demonstrate good design and a unified experience across platforms and device sizes. Not just visual design, it includes meaningful and appropriate motion serving to focus attention and maintain continuity. In the other hand, we have the popular Twitter Bootstrap Front End library that provides all the… Continue reading Material Kit – A Badass Bootstrap UI Kit Based on Material Design

What does simplicity in UX design look like?

For over a decade, designers have debated what constitutes simplicity in user experience design. As Robert Hoekman Jr. points out in his article When It Comes to UX Design, Simplicity is Overrated, the variation in semantics is confusing. Simplicity could refer to a clean design (then there’s the disparity of what “clean” actually looks like), the… Continue reading What does simplicity in UX design look like?

A Closer Look at the Best UX and UI Tools and Apps

There are various ways to build a prototype, and a prototype can be used as a measure of design progress or to test final result. In most instances, a web designer goal is to create a high-fidelity prototype has the look and feel of the end product, and is also capable of supporting team collaboration… Continue reading A Closer Look at the Best UX and UI Tools and Apps

Pop-up Inspiration

Popup — Dailyui by Goutham What’s new by Pieter-Pleun Korevaar Pop-up by Oleg Frolov Daily Ui Day 16 Pop-Up by tomatree Day 016 — Subscribe by HEZY Pop-up by Patryk Zabielski Daily UI #14 — Infographic by Patryk Wąsik for Symu.co Day 016 — Pop Up by Evgen Sale Pop-Up by David França Spotify Pop-Up / Overlay Premium. by Quentin Daily UI — Day 16… Continue reading Pop-up Inspiration

New Free PSD Mockup Templates for Designers (27 MockUps)

GDJ is one of the best Graphic Design Website to download free web and graphic design resources like vector graphics, free fonts, free PSD files, free PSD mockups and many more useful resources. In this collection we put to gathered free Photoshop PSD mockup resources which are very helpful for print designs. Free Square Magazine Mockup Download… Continue reading New Free PSD Mockup Templates for Designers (27 MockUps)

11 of The Best Wireframe & Prototype Tools for Planning Your Sites & Apps

A wireframe is essentially a web designer’s plan for a web page. This frame can be hand-drawn with simple pen and paper, but wireframing tools are much more effective as they enable you to use drag-and-drop tools, collaborate with other designers and show clients your ideas before you even build them. The designer uses plain… Continue reading 11 of The Best Wireframe & Prototype Tools for Planning Your Sites & Apps

Style Guides in Sketch

Product design is a team sport. The best teams tend to have lots of moving parts: designers and developers and managers and researchers all working in concert on a single, refined vision. All those moving pieces come with a cost, though, in the form of meetings, emails, and file versioning—all things we do in order… Continue reading Style Guides in Sketch

Essential Design Trends, March 2016

One of the great things about looking at trends each month is catching a glimpse of what designers are experimenting with. In particular, you start to see a distinct crossover of elements that you might have missed at first glance. That exact thing happened with this month’s collection. Note all the yellow and gold tones. Even… Continue reading Essential Design Trends, March 2016

Tips for Designers Who Don’t Code

I hail from a design background and moved into front-end development some years ago. With responsive web design, the requirement of the designer is shifting. Here are a few tips collated to help designers who don’t code. In an ideal world, everybody designing for the web medium would also be a front-end developer. The reasons… Continue reading Tips for Designers Who Don’t Code

Weekly Inspiration for Designers Week 11

Trump by James Curran New illustrations – late 2015 – Full project Space by Yoga Perdana Wizard V2 by Nick Slater Lookout by Matt Carlson 311 Southern California Posters by DKNG Don Quixote Puzzle –  Full project Cima is Live – by Barthelemy Chalvet Hide Designer Page by Vivek Ravin Loyalty Comp by Nick Franchi Dashboard by Nick Franchi B&O Play App — FREEBIE Part I by… Continue reading Weekly Inspiration for Designers Week 11

IDevie Weekly News (week 10)

This is our popular weekly design news post where we share our favorite design related articles, resources and freebies from the past week. New Resources & Tools Hamburgers – A collection of tasty CSS-animated hamburger icons By Jonathan Suh. Intro.js – Step-by-step guide and feature introduction for your website. Balloon.css – Simple tooltips made of… Continue reading IDevie Weekly News (week 10)

Quality Wireframes Inspiration

A well produced, quality wireframe is a critical phase in the creative process and could make all the difference while working with different stakeholders. Covering all the angles, attention to details and working in the correct size proportions enables a productive and aligned dialogue with your client or your boss, making sure everyone is on… Continue reading Quality Wireframes Inspiration

10 Key Things Web Design Clients Should Know & Understand

Web design is always changing, and the future is about as clear as an oil slick. New trends emerge every day, it seems, and Google algorithms are always forcing everyone to adapt. SEO, web design, and the number of devices people use seems to expand web design horizons every day. All of this can be… Continue reading 10 Key Things Web Design Clients Should Know & Understand

Styleguide Toolbox – Templates, UI Kits, Tools & Generators

Styleguides are an essential tool for ensuring that everyone in an organization is on the same page. After all, maintaining a consistent style is vital to brand recognition, readability and it just looks more professional. The great thing about these Styleguide resources is that there is undoubtedly one that will let you work the way… Continue reading Styleguide Toolbox – Templates, UI Kits, Tools & Generators

Ready to Prototype from within Sketch? Then Say Hello to Silver!

Aby Nimbalkar and Andrey Shakhmin, the creators of Silver, were kind enough to invite me to a private beta of the application, and it did not disappoint. Oh no. After just a couple of minutes, it put a huge ‘Cheshire Cat’ style grin across my face, and that’s the correct response to the frequently asked… Continue reading Ready to Prototype from within Sketch? Then Say Hello to Silver!

Geniuses we love – Vic Bell – Illustrator and icon designer

“Hello, I’m Vic I’m an illustrator and designer from the North of England, I’m 27, I have a passion for good movies, a cup of tea and all things vector. I’ve been designing for around 8 years now but still find myself learning and growing on a daily basis. I spend most of my time… Continue reading Geniuses we love – Vic Bell – Illustrator and icon designer

Card Grid Layouts: Showcase of 40 Beautiful Websites

Card grid layouts, made popular by Pintrest, Facebook, and Twitter, are becoming a fast-growing trend in web design, and have almost turned into the go-to format for nearly every website. They organize information in neat, little boxes, and they give any website a clean, minimalistic look. However, card grids are not just aesthetically pleasing, but also… Continue reading Card Grid Layouts: Showcase of 40 Beautiful Websites

10 Reasons Why Your Design Skills May Seem Lame

The design field is pretty crowded. If this is your “calling,” then you have to accept that you are in competition with a lot of creatives that may know more than you. You have to accept that you will have to take all of that creativity you have and translate it into products that others… Continue reading 10 Reasons Why Your Design Skills May Seem Lame