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.

Polygon Graphics – What They Are, Examples and Tutorials

Would you like to know more about polygon graphics? What is it used for? How to create something of the kind? Yes? You are a real web design professional always open to new knowledge and techniques! Of course, polygon graphics can’t be called something brand new or revolutionary, however, it can help you vary your… Continue reading Polygon Graphics – What They Are, Examples and Tutorials

20 Portfolio Websites to Boost Your Design Inspiration

When Designers want to describe himself about his potential and creativity they need a high quality and well-designed portfolio. It’s important to show your talent to your visitors and clients. The portfolio website can be a strong marketing tool and people must interest in your service. This article 20 Portfolio Websites to Boost Your Design… Continue reading 20 Portfolio Websites to Boost Your Design Inspiration

“Startup Design Framework” Website Builder Review

The Startup Design Framework is advertised as a tool primarily aimed at start-ups who are looking to build a better website for their organisation or project. While it’s not a WordPress-specific tool, those looking for a different approach to making websites should find it interesting. The framework has been developed by the Designmodo team and… Continue reading “Startup Design Framework” Website Builder Review

Lean UX – How to Apply Lean Principles to User Experience Design

The process of putting together a good user experience design has always been talked about as a deliverables-based practice where bureaucracy, specification documents, wireframes, mockups and site maps took the center stage. This deliverable based practice, meaning that everything, each step of the process, has to be delivered with proper timing and documentation, witch often… Continue reading Lean UX – How to Apply Lean Principles to User Experience Design

Responsive Design Frameworks: Just Because You Can, Should You?

Responsive design is about building a website with a grid-based layout, images that resize and media queries, as described by Ethan Marcotte. After Marcotte defined the technique, responsive design frameworks began to emerge that incorporated these principles. Mostly based on CSS and JavaScript, many of these frameworks are open-source, free to download and quickly customizable.… Continue reading Responsive Design Frameworks: Just Because You Can, Should You?

20 Effective Premium Newsletter Templates

Newsletters are an extremely important part of internet marketing and play a very important role in your online business. Whether you sell something online or just have a regular blog, email marketing is very important for creating leads and increase your customers/readership numbers. Today, we selected 20 effective premium newsletter templates for you to choose… Continue reading 20 Effective Premium Newsletter Templates

20 Of The Best Flat Design Templates

Site design is crucial because it can either appeal to the public, or fail to draw and secure their attention. So, which approach is more likely to get great results? Over the last months, flat design has been gaining more and more ground. It wasn’t just the leading trend of 2013, but continues to rule… Continue reading 20 Of The Best Flat Design Templates

Coming and Going Web Design Trends for 2014

Over the last couple of years we saw such a change in web design that it is unbelievable to anticipate what could possibly the next hot things. However, I have a few hunches of my own as to what trends will flourish this year and which ones will fade off. Let’s see if you would… Continue reading Coming and Going Web Design Trends for 2014

24 Award Winning Portfolio Designs That Follow Current Trends

The current trends that have really changed the whole concept of website design during the last few years seem to be set to stay at least for the coming year. We have seen the rise of trends such as vertical scrolling, flat design, retro or minimal color schemes, slideshows including animation or video and, of… Continue reading 24 Award Winning Portfolio Designs That Follow Current Trends

Engage Your Community Using Web Design

As we enter further into 2014 a few things are becoming more apparent than ever before. The world of marketing is moving so much faster and has become viral on digital and interactive levels. The social media boom and the internet has truly changed the face of the world, so much so that if any… Continue reading Engage Your Community Using Web Design

New Generation of Presentation Tools

Open Source, Embeddable, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3 These tools clearly show the power of Open Source and the new freemium SaaS business model. All you need is a browser. Any browser, any operating system will do. No vendor lock, as the enterprise guy would say. You can download your results as PDF, but the main use… Continue reading New Generation of Presentation Tools

35 Best HTML5 Development Tools To Save Your Time

Are you running out of time? Want to save your time without compromising on the quality of your work? Here is the solution for you. Have a look at this collection of 35 best and most useful HTML5 development tools that not only save your time but also improve your productivity as well. The introduction… Continue reading 35 Best HTML5 Development Tools To Save Your Time

11 showcase sites to get your user interface design inspiration

There are many galleries online that showcase the best in web site designs. As we move towards a more interactive web, we need more than just beautiful aesthetics. Designers and developers need to look for user interfaces, specifically different types of user interactions designs, to inspire them on how to design websites that users can… Continue reading 11 showcase sites to get your user interface design inspiration

The Yin and Yang of Web Design: Pure Black & White

It is quite unusual to find website home pages that feature absolutely no other color than black and white – there is usually a call-to-action button, the company logo or social media buttons that have some color. Even in printed media simply black and white is unusual these days. Today we have scoured the internet… Continue reading The Yin and Yang of Web Design: Pure Black & White

9 Sketch Features You Should be Using

Sketch is a graphics application for designers, lending itself very nicely to the world of web design. If you’re new to it, you may not be aware of some of the tricks Sketch has, hidden under the surface. Today I’d like to run through some top tips to speed up your design workflow.

Best Examples Websites Featuring Flat Illustrations

2013 is drawing to close here. But yes, some the trends this year introduces are still in. One of them is Flat designing style. It saw the peak of popularity in 2013. We don’t know if it will be same for 2014 but here we are showcasing Best Examples Websites Featuring Flat Illustrations. So, flat… Continue reading Best Examples Websites Featuring Flat Illustrations

New HTML5 Responsive Templates

Creative and modern design Multipurpose responsive templates suitable for small and large businesses, portfolios, agencies and personal websites. HTML5 templates available in different layouts like parallax landing page, psd templates  and one page templates with fully layered PSD files. All psd templates are designed with modern look and feel while keeping in mind to make it user friendly UI and… Continue reading New HTML5 Responsive Templates

5 Reasons Your Resume Should Be Web Based

We have moved well into the digital age, yet when it comes to applying for jobs we still submit an archaic representation of ourselves, an A4 piece of paper. Our resume is the first and often only view a potential employer gets to see of us. So it better be damn good. Sadly, the traditional… Continue reading 5 Reasons Your Resume Should Be Web Based

Free Font Of The Day : Streetwear

Streetwear is bold and stylish retro inspired script typeface suitable for logo, poster, branding, packaging and t-shirt design. It looks like 1960s and 70s fashion and sport related typeface, unique and fun at the same time. You can access Streetwear’s alternate characters by using OpenType savvy program such as Adobe Illustrator and InDesign. This font… Continue reading Free Font Of The Day : Streetwear

Stock Agencies That We Love Around Valentine’s Day

Designers, bloggers, publishers and advertisers are all faced with a unique opportunity to attract plenty of new customers whenever a big holiday approaches. In the proximity of Valentine’s Day, this can be achieved by using images of happy couples and other familiar imagery that we are very receptive to right now. Since you may be… Continue reading Stock Agencies That We Love Around Valentine’s Day

Time-Saving Tools and Resources for Freelance Designers

As freelance designers, we rely on many tools and resources to assist in our day to day activities and to plain and simply put – make life easier. From the software we use to the various sites that allow us to host portfolios, there’s something for every freelance designer to utilize to save time. Freelance… Continue reading Time-Saving Tools and Resources for Freelance Designers