Shhh… a UX designer’s mistakes

A few days ago was my 2 year anniversary at StatMuse (visit us) and subsequently also my 2 year anniversary as a UX/UI Designer! Although I am happy that we’ve shipped multiple responsive websites, a brand new iOS app, and a some platform bots, I do recognize that I’ve made a whole bunch of mistakes… Continue reading Shhh… a UX designer’s mistakes

Mandorlato: A free font inspired by almond shape

Mandorlato is a free font family fruit of an exploration of the timeless almond shape designed by Stefano Giliberti. It comes with 505 glyphs and 5 weights: Extra Light, Light, Regular, Bold, Extra Bold, contains uppercase and lowercase letters, numerals and symbols, supports 91 languages. This creative font will perfectly suites for logos, branding, prints and and… Continue reading Mandorlato: A free font inspired by almond shape

17 Fresh Free Fonts for Graphic Designers

Fresh free fonts collection based on clean and elegant script fonts, sans-serif fonts, brush fonts and modern creative fonts for logo design, branding projects, apparel, business cards, Web UI, packaging, advertising, book cover design, social media posts and blogs, e-commerce and any type of print or web invitations and many others print designs. The following typefaces and fonts are ideal… Continue reading 17 Fresh Free Fonts for Graphic Designers

26 Clean Multipurpose Business Card Templates (Print Ready Design)

Business Card collection. A beautiful, professional & well decorated business card templates, perfect for any brand identity or individual freelancer. Clean, modern and fully customizable business card templates, you can easily change the color of the element itself in just one click. All elements, including the logo, you can resize without losing quality. All design elements… Continue reading 26 Clean Multipurpose Business Card Templates (Print Ready Design)

You have to zoom in to learn to zoom out — and more UX links this week

The importance of zooming out in the design process →Design is the process of zooming in and zooming out of a certain problem, multiple times. The way I operate best in a design project is when I am able to balance these two roles in one: the role of doer (the hands-on designer who is… Continue reading You have to zoom in to learn to zoom out — and more UX links this week

Are you asking for customer feedback?

“For every customer who bothers to complain, nearly 26 others remain silent.” How will you address the grievances of those who will just leave you silently. How will you solve the problem when you actually don’t know what the problem is. For this you need to take initiative and start talking to your customers.The first step… Continue reading Are you asking for customer feedback?

WordPress Errors 500, 502, 504 & 508 – What Causes Them And How to Fix Them

As a website owner, you are bound to run into some errors every now and then. Those errors can be plentiful but in this post we will talk about the most common ones that everyone runs into frequently. Let’s take a look at some common errors, what causes them and ways to fix them. 500… Continue reading WordPress Errors 500, 502, 504 & 508 – What Causes Them And How to Fix Them

50 Amazing Line Art Minimal Logo Design Ideas & Examples

Amazing clean and minimal logo designs created with abstract line art. Logos with Line art are very popular and so attractive. This collection consists of different designs that use thin line techniques to create minimal and clean logos that many will appreciate. Scroll down and you’ll see that simplicity is definitely a beauty. Come, take a peek, and… Continue reading 50 Amazing Line Art Minimal Logo Design Ideas & Examples

Modular: A free Android UI kit for Framer

Modular is a free Android UI kit released by the design team at Framer. This kit features everything you need to design your next project for Android, including toggles, keyboards, and sliders. Simply copy, customise, and create your own unique user flows. The Android kit covers 13 categories, 78 elements and 167 items. Download Modular

How to Use Bold Typography in Your Design

Bold typography is one of the most exciting trends that has emerged in design. Whether it’s online or offline content, typography helps you to communicate your message across to your audience. Designers can have fun with typography and be creative. Based on the typography you choose, you can establish a brand identity and send a… Continue reading How to Use Bold Typography in Your Design

No one designs like you

We’re imposters, you and I. But that designer you look up to. The one you feel knows something you don’t about design. About craft. About success. About leadership. Why don’t we think they’re imposters? That they have it all figured out? And why, for many of us, does achieving their level of mastery seem almost… Continue reading No one designs like you

Tips and Trick to Improve Your JavaScript’s SEO

JavaScript usage can have a surprising impact on SEO. But how? As you probably know, basic web crawlers are pretty dumb. They just read through the text files associated with your domain, following links and trawling through your code. But they can’t really “see” the website: only the code that comprises it. As a result,… Continue reading Tips and Trick to Improve Your JavaScript’s SEO

Remarkable Digital Illustrations and Painting Art by Ahmed Karam

Yet another remarkable collection of digital freelancer senior illustrator artist “Ahmed Karam“, with his best work of digital illustrations, painting and drawings. He was from Mansoura, Egypt. He started in the field of Graphics since 2011 till now as a re-touch artist and after that as illustrator. He worked as a freelance Senior illustrator, Painter and Graphic Designer for portraits… Continue reading Remarkable Digital Illustrations and Painting Art by Ahmed Karam

What is online marketing? (Intro guide for small business)

For small businesses, online marketing is a must. This means that most companies, including your competition, are likely to make efforts in an online marketing strategy, such as social media. In fact, according to Keap’s 2024 State of Business Growth report, 54% of the participants in the study claim to use social media as their… Continue reading What is online marketing? (Intro guide for small business)

How To Design Better Illustrations

As an illustrator, you’ll know that you have your own process that you use to create your designs. You’ll be familiar with a range of tools and techniques that you’ve developed over time. You’ll have developed your own style and learned to bring your own interpretation to your work. This article isn’t here to show… Continue reading How To Design Better Illustrations

20 Free Vintage Fonts for Graphic Designers

Free vintage fonts with clean and rough vintage style. Free fonts are useful to create vintage logotypes, badges, labels, apparel design and quotes. Fonts are comes with upper and lowercase characters, large set of punctuation glyphs and numerals. In this collection mostly fonts are handcrafted, bold, elegant style with retro / vintage effect. You may be interested in the following related… Continue reading 20 Free Vintage Fonts for Graphic Designers

36 Free Script Fonts for Graphic Designers

Beautiful handwritten script fonts, signature fonts and brush fonts are available for free download. These free fonts are perfect for many design projects. Like Flyer, Logo Design, Branding, Apparel, Badge, Packaging, Invitation and more. The handpicked collection of handwritten brush fonts and script fonts can significantly improve your design by simply included them in the project you are… Continue reading 36 Free Script Fonts for Graphic Designers

Having a hard time with your graphics? Probably you haven’t heard about Crello

Hey you! Have you been having a hard time designing that amazing graphic you have in mind? Have you been spending a lot just to get your simple animations done? That your professional graphic designer hasn’t been designing for you designs that are professional, right? I’ve been in that state too, no until I got… Continue reading Having a hard time with your graphics? Probably you haven’t heard about Crello

How to develop an eye for Design

When I started off in design, I sucked. I was obsessed with copying pieces of the trending Dribbble shots, but oblivious to how all the pieces worked together. If you could see the harsh drop shadows and unnecessary flourish I added to things, you would gasp in horror. Though I was no product design prodigy,… Continue reading How to develop an eye for Design

Join Us at Awwwards San Francisco 2018 — SitePoint

This article was created in partnership with Awwwards. Thank you for supporting the partners who make SitePoint possible. From Thursday, May 10 to Friday, May 11, Awwwards will be hosting its San Francisco 2018 conference at the Palace of Fine Arts. Awwwards San Francisco 2018 is an event for designers, web developers and digital dreamers.… Continue reading Join Us at Awwwards San Francisco 2018 — SitePoint

Illustrator Tutorials: 30 Fresh New Vector Illustration Tutorials

Newly published free Adobe Illustrator tutorials to learn vector illustration design resources like vector logo, cartoon characters, typography poster and more useful illustrated graphics. Tutorials are the best way to learn trendy styles and effects and these fresh and useful adobe illustrator tutorials can provide’s a lot of help, step by step presentation of a thing that made it easy to… Continue reading Illustrator Tutorials: 30 Fresh New Vector Illustration Tutorials

Sketch UX kit for wireframing & prototyping

A free UX kit for Sketch created by Mikolaj Dobrucki that may come in handy for wireframing and building complex interfaces quickly! This kit comes with more than 300 predefined components, text styles and layer styles. Inside the Sketch file you will find a mix of web, iOS and Android elements. Nevertheless, all elements are nicely organised… Continue reading Sketch UX kit for wireframing & prototyping

A few things I have learned after 10 years writing about UX

Photo: Drew Coffman I have been blogging for more than 10 years now. (Funny how “blogging” used as a verb sounds a bit off these days) It all started back in the day when I was working as an Information Architect (yep, “UX” is a relatively new term) at the biggest digital agency in Brazil. At… Continue reading A few things I have learned after 10 years writing about UX