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Raising capital for inclusive design
Darren Yeo · Follow Published in UX Collective · 12 min read · 3 days ago — 2 Listen Share We all have the ability to design a better inclusive world, by raising the right forms of capital around us. Here’s a framework to help us apply capital to inclusive design (Yeo, 2023) You are… Continue reading Raising capital for inclusive design
WordPress Classic vs Gutenberg Editor
WordPress has been constantly changing and improving since its inception. The core team of developers keep adding new features while discarding obsolete ones to make sure that the platform keeps up with changing times. One such major change was the introduction of the Gutenberg Editor. In this post, we will compare the good old classic… Continue reading WordPress Classic vs Gutenberg Editor
The purpose of a system is how we shape it
We are not masters of our information, but we can be if we build information systems shaped like human consciousness. Why are our information systems places where ideas go to die? Why are they clogged with shallow, soulless filler? Why can so few of us, and fewer organizations, gain any level of mastery over our… Continue reading The purpose of a system is how we shape it
Accessible video game design
Accessible game design is beneficial to EVERYONE, this includes individuals with permanent or temporary disabilities, game developers, and the average player. Camryn Manker · Follow Published in UX Collective · 12 min read · 12 hours ago — 1 Listen Share Photo Credit: Microsoft Out of the billions of people who play video games worldwide,… Continue reading Accessible video game design
Are we there yet? WCAG 2.2 is at the Candidate Recommendation v3
If you’re a regular reader of the Deque blog, you may be asking yourself, haven’t I read this already? Well my friend, you may have. In September 2022, WCAG 2.2 reached the Candidate Recommendation (CR) stage for the first time. Then on January 25, 2023, WCAG 2.2 entered a second round of CR. And, you… Continue reading Are we there yet? WCAG 2.2 is at the Candidate Recommendation v3
What is a Good Font for Roman Numerals?
Looking for a good font for Roman numerals? We’ve got you covered. Today we’ll examine what Roman numerals are and then look at what font styles are most suitable to use for Roman numerals. What Are Roman Numerals? Roman numerals are numerical symbols based on an ancient Roman system. The symbols are: I, V, X,… Continue reading What is a Good Font for Roman Numerals?
20+ Elementor Product Page Templates for WordPress (Shopping & eCommerce)
* { box-sizing: border-box; } body {margin: 0;}*{box-sizing:border-box;}body{margin-top:0px;margin-right:0px;margin-bottom:0px;margin-left:0px;}#ibmgmo{background-color:rgb(243, 245, 246);} Are you looking to build a website to sell your products and services online? Envato Elements has premium Elementor shopping and ecommerce templates for WordPress. Let’s take a look at these premium elementor product page templates! Elementor Product Page Templates Getstall – Grocery Store Elementor Template… Continue reading 20+ Elementor Product Page Templates for WordPress (Shopping & eCommerce)
What to do if the sidebar is not appearing in WordPress (step by step)
It’s not difficult to create a sidebar in WordPress. You can use the Widgets builder, a WordPress sidebar plugin, or a page builder like Elementor to add a custom sidebar. The trick, however, is ensuring that the sidebar appears on the frontend of your website after you create it. The last thing you want is… Continue reading What to do if the sidebar is not appearing in WordPress (step by step)
How to Add a Sidebar in WordPress (Step by Step)
As the name suggests, a sidebar on a website is a vertical column that can be placed on either side of the main content or blog post on a webpage. While blog posts provide the main content to your readers, a sidebar can help you improve reader engagement. A sidebar doesn’t necessarily have to be… Continue reading How to Add a Sidebar in WordPress (Step by Step)
How to Add a Sidebar in WordPress (Step by Step)
As the name suggests, a sidebar on a website is a vertical column that can be placed on either side of the main content or blog post on a webpage. While blog posts provide the main content to your readers, a sidebar can help you improve reader engagement. A sidebar doesn’t necessarily have to be… Continue reading How to Add a Sidebar in WordPress (Step by Step)
How to integrate Design in cross-functional teams
Designers in Scrum. Continue reading on UX Collective »
AR design: harnessing the magic, mitigating the danger
Between wonder and harm In a future where we spend significant chunks of our waking hours in augmented reality, our relationship with the world will change. Currently, we only interact with objects that exist at the physical layer of reality. However, in the future, objects from the virtual layer will be added to our immediate… Continue reading AR design: harnessing the magic, mitigating the danger
21 Cool Warped Fonts (Distorted and Wavy Fonts)
* { box-sizing: border-box; } body {margin: 0;}*{box-sizing:border-box;}body{margin-top:0px;margin-right:0px;margin-bottom:0px;margin-left:0px;} Warped and wacky! Here is a collection of irresistible distorted fonts from Envato Elements. Envato Elements is a subscription-based marketplace that offers tons of premium fonts, add-ons, logos, graphic templates, and more, all for one low monthly fee. Take a look at the best warped fonts available… Continue reading 21 Cool Warped Fonts (Distorted and Wavy Fonts)
Card sorting with visually impaired participants: how to overcome accessibility barriers
A guide to conducting card sorting with participants who are visually impaired. Photo by Author; generated using Stable Diffusion. Card Sorting is a UX research method used to understand how users categorize and organize information, which reflects how they expect information and content to be organized on a user interface. In this method, participants are… Continue reading Card sorting with visually impaired participants: how to overcome accessibility barriers
Cascading Components: a different way to organize Figma variants
Now, let’s get to work. Open a new design file in Figma and follow along with me. The first step is to create what I call a “base component”, which will have all the most basic elements of the button component. This first step will set the properties of size with 3 variants: The base… Continue reading Cascading Components: a different way to organize Figma variants
5 Best Free Dropdown Menu Plugins for WordPress
Need to extend the functionality of your WordPress dropdown menus? Not sure what the best dropdown menu plugins are? WordPress dropdown menu plugins help you organize your websites structure and give your website visitors a better user experience. WordPress dropdown menu plugins range from simple to more complex menus that offer countless new ways to… Continue reading 5 Best Free Dropdown Menu Plugins for WordPress
How to Find Attachment IDs in WordPress
Need to know the attachment IDs of your WordPress media files? Not sure how you can find the attachment IDs? WordPress is the backbone of countless websites worldwide. Its flexibility is largely due to various features, including the Media Library. This is a user-friendly tool for managing media files. Within this library, every file is assigned… Continue reading How to Find Attachment IDs in WordPress
Discover 10 Best Multipurpose WordPress Themes to Use in 2023
Posted · Category: Best Collections, Design, Tools Some people may tell you that anything worth inventing has already been invented. That is not true, it probably never will be, and it certainly will not be the case for the website design world, which just keeps growing and improving. Website requirements keep becoming more and more… Continue reading Discover 10 Best Multipurpose WordPress Themes to Use in 2023
Getting Started With GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code
GitHub Copilot is an AI pair programming tool. This is a fancy way of calling it a “second programmer” that works within your source code editor. Copilot gives you autocomplete-style suggestions as you code, helping you code faster and more efficiently. This article will walk you through the steps for installing and setting up GitHub… Continue reading Getting Started With GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code
Supercharge Customer Support With a Help Desk for Your Website
If you’re a business owner who sells products or services then you know how important it is to provide excellent customer support. Managing customer inquiries and support requests can be a challenge if you do it via email or social media, but with a help desk solution you can streamline your process and provide top-notch… Continue reading Supercharge Customer Support With a Help Desk for Your Website
Aha moments: one of the most important ways to engage users
How designing for value can lead to greater user engagement Continue reading on UX Collective »
Understanding the price of privacy
“If something is free, you’re the product.” — Richard Serra, 1973 We are living in a digital age accelerated by the access to data and what we can do with it. So many things have become faster and simpler because of the presence of data, computing power, and algorithms. As a UX Designer, it’s very… Continue reading Understanding the price of privacy
How to Find Word Count in InDesign
Need to figure out your word count in InDesign? In this quick tutorial, we’ll show you both how to find the word count and how to check the word count in InDesign, quickly and easily. 1. How to Check the Word Count in InDesign Step 1 First, let’s start with how to find the word… Continue reading How to Find Word Count in InDesign