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Comida: Free UI Kit for food delivery apps

Comida is a free UI kit for Sketch and Figma that you can use to get started with a food delivery app design. This modern and versatile kit comes with light and dark skins, makes use of Google Fonts and provides well-organized symbols and layers. Designed and released by Cohort. Download freebie

10 Best Free Wedding Fonts

If you’re the wedding DIY type you’re most definitely on the lookout for free wedding fonts to make your wedding stationery pop! If you’re not familiar with the fine art of typography you’re going to be shocked at how drastically a font can change the look and feel of your save the dates, invitations, menus,… Continue reading 10 Best Free Wedding Fonts

14 WordPress Themes You Should Start Using in 2020

Even web designers who prefer to design websites from scratch eventually look for frameworks, past work, or shortcuts. That way they speed up their workflow. And there are also those times when it’s hard to find the right template. You need help to create a special page and you feel compelled to build it from… Continue reading 14 WordPress Themes You Should Start Using in 2020

30 Best eCommerce WordPress Themes For 2020

Best responsive eCommerce themes are here! Modern eCommerce themes for creating online stores, shopping websites, corporate store or you wanna sell your creative graphics and photos. All WordPress themes are perfect for online Shopping Stores websites with advanced features. Clean and unique looking WordPress Themes which will impress all of your Customers and give you a better… Continue reading 30 Best eCommerce WordPress Themes For 2020

How Web Designers Can Maximize On-SERP SEO and Traffic with Structured Data

It has never been harder to drive organic traffic to your website. Organic reach has been declining in virtually every single digital marketing channel in recent years. Count SEO among those channels stricken. It has never been more difficult to drive organic traffic to your website. With that being said, there are still tactics that… Continue reading How Web Designers Can Maximize On-SERP SEO and Traffic with Structured Data

Popular Design News of the Week: January 20, 2020 – January 26, 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 20, 2020 – January 26, 2020

10 Best WordPress Plugins for Digital Marketing

Currently somewhere in the region of 34% of websites are built with WordPress, it’s the most utilized CMS (Content Management System) in the world. Part of that popularity stems from its underlying technologies—PHP and MySQL—which allows for dynamic content in posts, but also enables a rich ecosystem of plugins. One of the trickiest aspects of… Continue reading 10 Best WordPress Plugins for Digital Marketing

Restaurants in the Clouds: 5 Ways How Cloud-Tech is Reshaping the Restaurant Industry

In 2020, more and more restaurant owners and managers are using one particular tech to change the way they do business. To streamline their operations, modernize point-of-sale and manage costs more efficiently. The name of this technology is… Cloud-based technology. A tech both convenient and secure. In this article, we’ll discuss it in deeper detail… Continue reading Restaurants in the Clouds: 5 Ways How Cloud-Tech is Reshaping the Restaurant Industry

JetBrains Mono: Free typeface for developers

JetBrains Mono is a free and open-source, monospaced typeface specifically made for developers. The font has been designed focusing on the problems that can cause eye fatigue during long sessions of working with code. Typeface comprehends code-specific 138 ligatures, 4 weights (regular, medium, bold and extra bold) with matching italics and supports 143 languages at… Continue reading JetBrains Mono: Free typeface for developers

45 Simple Line Art Minimal Logo Designs for Inspiration

Simple and clean 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 enjoy!… Continue reading 45 Simple Line Art Minimal Logo Designs for Inspiration

What Does 5G Mean for Web Designers?

However, 5G isn’t just set to have an impact on mobile browsing. Changes in mobile connectivity will have an impact on web design too. As a web designer, it’s up to you to consider how the latest connectivity tools will impact the way users browse the web. Additionally, you may find that you have more… Continue reading What Does 5G Mean for Web Designers?

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

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

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

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

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 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?

22 New Professional Brochure and Catalog Templates for Inspiration

Creative business brochure templates and professional catalogs with modern and clean design. Brochure templates are designed with a strong theme, multi-functionality and fully editable. These brochures are perfect for corporate annual report, fashion booklet, photography portfolio, product catalog, interior design and company profile. There brochure templates has all the features you’d expect in a brochures, from placeholders, to text styles, one… Continue reading 22 New Professional Brochure and Catalog Templates for Inspiration