20+ Best Premium News WordPress Themes for Modern 2020 Media Sites

Ever since the first publication of a newsletter back in 1609, right up until modern day, newspapers and magazines have been an effective and convenient way to receive and consume information, especially news.  Although physical newspapers are still widely available, printed newspapers saw their popularity peak in 1990 and have since seen a downfall and wide decline… Continue reading 20+ Best Premium News WordPress Themes for Modern 2020 Media Sites

How to Install WordPress

What You’ll Be Creating So you want a WordPress site? That’s great. WordPress is the world’s most popular content management system (or CMS), and for good reason. With WordPress, you can get yourself a flexible, scalable, and user-friendly website. The software itself is free, and all you have to pay for is the hosting you’ll… Continue reading How to Install WordPress

Professional Resume Templates Of 2020

High-quality, professional resume templates that are unique in creativity and help you to get your dream job. Clean and well designed CV / Resume Templates with cover letter and portfolio pages with traditional style and guidelines that can make a lasting impression. So its very essential to pick only best simple and clean resume templates… Continue reading Professional Resume Templates Of 2020

3 aspects of the customer journey you better consider well

“With the sales department, we recently analyzed the customer journey of closing a deal.” With that first sentence, they entered my mailbox. “But we still have hard times with up and cross-selling and sales repetition.” The message continued. In larger organizations, it happens that departments try to understand the customer a little better. The most… Continue reading 3 aspects of the customer journey you better consider well

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31 New Tasty Restaurant & Cafe Menu Templates for 2020

Become the next hottest spot to grab a bite! Check out these amazing menu templates below! 31 New Restaurant and Cafe Menus for 2020 The restaurant of your dreams is missing just one special element: the perfect menu. So entice your customers with mouth-watering items and tasty aesthetics. Today we bring you another amazing set… Continue reading 31 New Tasty Restaurant & Cafe Menu Templates for 2020

Is Your Design Team Consulting These People on Every Project?

Every design team wants to complete their projects quickly and efficiently without any fuss. Sometimes that involves excluding people whose input doesn’t seem necessary. However, sometimes there are reasons to consult people outside of your team.  To deliver a superior final product, think about consulting the following people throughout the life of each project.  1.… Continue reading Is Your Design Team Consulting These People on Every Project?

7 Best Practices for a Coming Soon Page

A coming soon page is so much more than just a practical placeholder for your website. When implemented mindfully effectively, it can serve as a launch pad for the entire online presence of your business. By utilizing some of these practices, your business can take off with enough momentum to escape the internet’s gravitational pull.… Continue reading 7 Best Practices for a Coming Soon Page

The Latest Research for Web Designers, January 2020

One of the most powerful tools we have in web design is consumer and industry data. It’s like a gauge that tells us whether we’re still heading in the right direction or it’s time to change course and adopt a new strategy or approach. Unless you’re combing the web for the latest news and reports… Continue reading The Latest Research for Web Designers, January 2020

What Is WordPress? | Envato Tuts+

If you’re thinking about building a website, you’ve likely come across the name WordPress. As far as website builder software goes, WordPress is #1 and with good reason. In this post, we’ll explore what WordPress is, unpack the most common questions asked about it, and give you some tips to get started. What Is WordPress?… Continue reading What Is WordPress? | Envato Tuts+

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Popular Design News of the Week: January 13, 2020 – January 19, 2020

Every week users submit a lot of interesting stuff on our sister site Webdesigner News, highlighting great content from around the web that can be of interest to web designers.  The best way to keep track of all the great stories and news being posted is simply to check out the Webdesigner News site, however,… Continue reading Popular Design News of the Week: January 13, 2020 – January 19, 2020

Why Design Systems Fail, Apple Archive, Death of Design Files — and more UX links this week

Fabricio Teixeira Follow Jan 18 · 3 min read What to expect for UX in 2020? 1. Designing for the post-truth era → 2. The rise of micro-communities → 3. Design as a team sport → 4. Rendering intentionality → 5. The death of design files → The UX Collective newsletter is a self-funded newsletter… Continue reading Why Design Systems Fail, Apple Archive, Death of Design Files — and more UX links this week

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The Best Software for Cloud-to-Cloud Google Drive Backup

As an IT admin, one of the challenges for empowering your users is making sure they have access to business data from any location and any device. Carrying files around on removable media is simply not enough for today’s productivity needs. Most of you are already using cloud storage as a way to empower your… Continue reading The Best Software for Cloud-to-Cloud Google Drive Backup

Becoming a climate positive company

2019 was the year where 16 year old Greta Thunberg helped make the environment the number one issue on peoples mind. The media primarily focused on countries and their politicians. Conscious individuals tried to do their part in reducing emissions by flying less, eating less meat etc. Here in Sweden “flight shame” and “shop shame”… Continue reading Becoming a climate positive company

How to Clear the WordPress Cache

Are you creating new pages, editing existing posts and generally improving your WordPress website, but those changes aren’t appearing on your actual website? Your web browser and plugins can all serve cached versions of your pages and posts, so what you’re currently seeing may not be what everyone else sees! In this article, I’ll show… Continue reading How to Clear the WordPress Cache

25+ Top Cleaning Services Company WordPress Themes to Download 2020

The cleaning industry is growing—and fast. Globally, it’s expected to reach $78800 million by the end of 2023 and it’s experiencing double-digit growth in countries like the US, the UK, and Singapore. Whatever the reasons behind this surge, it’s clear that there’s vast potential for current or new cleaning services ready to tap into the… Continue reading 25+ Top Cleaning Services Company WordPress Themes to Download 2020

Can Best Practice Replace Design Research?

Heart-warming or not, co-creation with a client—the utopian ideal of shared vision—has its drawbacks. There are only so many times you can hear the words “brand strategy” before actually chewing your own face off. In the age of WordPress, Drupal and, dare I say it, Wix, it’s never been more tempting to pay lip-service to… Continue reading Can Best Practice Replace Design Research?

Growing Your TikTok Account in 2020

January 16, 2020 by Richie KS TikTok is the latest trend in social media, the app burst onto the scenes in early 2019 and the growth of the platform is letting up any time soon. It has become a safe haven for Gen Z who are notoriously difficult to market to and engage with, but… Continue reading Growing Your TikTok Account in 2020

Dealing with the loopholes of quantitative research

Concerns from stakeholders – High dissatisfaction among students😒 If the problem is approved, it gets posted, and if disapproved, the admins of the group don’t post that problem. But, they think students need to know why their problem was refused. Another primary concern was the announcements of the senate, and other information gets hidden in… Continue reading Dealing with the loopholes of quantitative research

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Create the 80s Style With Fonts, Text Effects, and More!

Ready to go down memory lane? Let’s explore the cool 80s style with neon lights, pastel colors, and cyberpunk! One of the most iconic eras in the last 100 years is the 80s. Everyone references it, talks about it, and reminiscences about it. What was so cool about the 80s, besides the cool toys and… Continue reading Create the 80s Style With Fonts, Text Effects, and More!

5 Rules That Govern WordPress Site Design Testing

Think website design, and the ideas and options are endless. There are thousands of website design components to explore and experiment with. There is also a significant increase in the number of personal devices are purchased around the globe. It has become all the more important to think about how websites would look on different… Continue reading 5 Rules That Govern WordPress Site Design Testing

Understand Your Users with Positionstack

One of the best things about the Internet is that it (mostly) doesn’t care where you are. The person you’re interacting with might be in Rio or Rhode Island, Bahrain or Birmingham. The Internet opens up the world. But opening up the world doesn’t mean removing it. The geographic independence loved by users can be… Continue reading Understand Your Users with Positionstack

How Accessibility Taught me to be Better at JavaScript – Part Two

January 14, 2020 Content Warning: There are gifs in this post. Hey friends! Today’s writing is going to be a follow up to How Accessibility Taught Me to be Better At JavaScript. If you have read my content, one of my favorite topics is about JavaScript and Accessibility. I speak about how JavaScript is actually… Continue reading How Accessibility Taught me to be Better at JavaScript – Part Two

How Many Types of X Acronym Are There? And Does It Matter?

One of the problems with coining a term like “user experience” or its acronym counterpart “UX” is that it opens up the floodgates for other trendy experience-related acronyms to enter the web design lexicon. CX, DX, EX, HX, JX, PX, UX, (U)XD… Is all of this really necessary though? While I don’t think you need… Continue reading How Many Types of X Acronym Are There? And Does It Matter?

5 tips to improve your system feedback

Digital products will often have access to specific information about their users, such as their location, schedule and even their preferences. This information can be utilized in order to provide more informed feedback with the added element of personalization. Taking what the system knows about the user into account when giving over feedback will also… Continue reading 5 tips to improve your system feedback

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