Tag: labels

50 Best Sans-Serif Fonts For Graphic Designers

73 Shares Due to living in a digital age, we seldom see handwritten or casual script on websites. However, that is gradually changing. The sans-serif fonts are very useful font style and typeface that is now being used in numerous design projects. This typeface is greatly used in casual script, despite not being used in… Continue reading 50 Best Sans-Serif Fonts For Graphic Designers

40 Best Blackletter and Gothic Fonts for Designers

In tribute to Germanic style, here you’ll find 40 amazing Gothic and blackletter fonts which you can use to give your designs a rebellious and edgy look. Read on to discover our top picks from the font sections of Envato Market and Envato Elements, from authentic medieval styles to minimal and modern Gothic typefaces. What Is Blackletter? Blackletter,… Continue reading 40 Best Blackletter and Gothic Fonts for Designers

How to Add a Booking Calendar to WordPress With a Plugin

What You’ll Be Creating If you run a business that takes bookings or appointments, adding a booking calendar plugin to your WordPress website will win you more business. Here’s how to do it with the Bookly Pro plugin. This will help you get more business and reduce the time spent taking bookings manually. In the… Continue reading How to Add a Booking Calendar to WordPress With a Plugin

Solving Problems With CSS Grid: The Gantt Chart

We recently published a tutorial explaining how to build a JavaScript-driven Gantt Chart. I think it’s the perfect case study for CSS Grid, so in this tutorial we’ll see how well suited CSS Grid Layout is for building a flexible Gantt Chart. Our CSS Grid Gantt Chart Here’s what we’re building. It uses CSS Grid… Continue reading Solving Problems With CSS Grid: The Gantt Chart

Creating WordPress Forms That Get Filled In

What You’ll Be Creating Most of us have got at least one form somewhere on our WordPress site. It might be a simple contact form. Or a newsletter signup. A purchase form maybe. Or perhaps something more bespoke. Whatever information your form is designed to gather, I’m prepared to bet that you want as many… Continue reading Creating WordPress Forms That Get Filled In

Designing Websites Around Colorblind Users

Colorblind users are more common than you might realize. It’s not hard to design your website to make it easy for colorblind visitors to use. In fact, it will often make your designs more effective for all users, not just those with atypical sight conditions. Learn how to design your website around colorblind users to… Continue reading Designing Websites Around Colorblind Users

50 Best Professional Handwriting Brush and Script Fonts

Best professional hand-picked compilation of brush fonts and script fonts that can give more artistic look to you design. These brush and script fonts based on the expression of real handwriting. Brush fonts will work perfectly for fashion, e-commerce brands, trend blogs, wedding boutiques or any business that wants to appear upscale and chic. Script fonts Suitable for Logo, badges,… Continue reading 50 Best Professional Handwriting Brush and Script Fonts

Create a Contact Form in WordPress Using a Free Plugin

Today, we’re going to discuss the Formidable Forms plugin for WordPress, which allows you to create different kinds of forms easily. Specifically, we’ll look at how you could use this plugin to build a contact form for your site. We’ll start by exploring the basic settings provided by this plugin, and later on, we’ll go… Continue reading Create a Contact Form in WordPress Using a Free Plugin

65 Free Vintage Logo Templates and Badges

Free vintage, retro logo templates and vintage vector logo kit to make vintage branding projects, labels, apparel design, typography pieces with these handy vector element and logo design kit. That’s 65 vintage logo templates  and badges that you can use for poster, sticker, packaging product design, t-shirt design, corporate identity and more. They’re all fully editable and available for commercial… Continue reading 65 Free Vintage Logo Templates and Badges

50 Top Fonts For Graphic Designers

Huge list of best professional fonts and typefaces for designers. These top fonts was inspired by classic and modern fonts. Typefaces included different styles, icons, vectors and extras.  The fonts included script fonts, handwritten brush fonts, vintage fonts and display fonts that can be perfect for branding, logos, greeting cards, wedding stationery, typographic quotes, book covers, website headers, flyers, clothing, packaging… Continue reading 50 Top Fonts For Graphic Designers

Google Flutter From Scratch: Building Apps With Widgets

Flutter is fast becoming one of the most popular frameworks for developing cross-platform mobile apps. Most Android and iOS developers today are starting to agree that it is a faster and more future-proof alternative to other cross-platform frameworks such as React Native and NativeScript. Google itself is leaving no stone unturned to attract more developers to… Continue reading Google Flutter From Scratch: Building Apps With Widgets

How To Influence Your Web Clients To Accept Your Expert Suggestions

July 20, 2018 by Spyrestudios Blogger You’ve probably had a few web design clients who didn’t see the value in some of your work. Maybe you created a stunning minimal design and they wanted you to increase the size of their logo. Or, perhaps you created a simple web form to capture leads and they… Continue reading How To Influence Your Web Clients To Accept Your Expert Suggestions

50 Free Pharmacy Icons (Linear, Flat, Linear Colored)

Our friends from Freepik shares today on Designbeep with all our readers a complete pack that includes an amazing variety of free Pharmacy inspired icons that you can use in your design projects. The package contains 50 free pharmacy icons and each icon comes in SVG and PNG formats. There are 3 versions available. (Linear,… Continue reading 50 Free Pharmacy Icons (Linear, Flat, Linear Colored)

What I wish I’d known before designing digital products and user interfaces

2. Hick’s Law Delivering a good user experience requires that first you find out the functionalities that will answer their needs; second, you need to guide them to the specific functions they need most. If users end up stuck in the decision-making process of “what next?”, they may become confused, frustrated, or leave your website. Hick’s… Continue reading What I wish I’d known before designing digital products and user interfaces

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

50 Free Ecology Icons (Linear, Flat, Outlined)

Our friends from Freepik shares today on Designbeep with all our readers a complete pack that includes an amazing variety of free ecology inspired icons that you can use in your design projects. The package contains 50 free ecology icons and each icon comes in SVG and PNG formats. There are 3 versions available. (Linear,… Continue reading 50 Free Ecology Icons (Linear, Flat, Outlined)

Free Floral Wedding Vector Labels

Our friends from Freepik shares today on Designbeep with all our readers a complete pack that includes an amazing variety of free vintage floral wedding labels that you can use in your design projects. Wedding pack pack contains beautiful labels that you can easily modify. Each poster comes as .ai, .eps nd jpg formats. Freepik.com… Continue reading Free Floral Wedding Vector Labels

Analysing Usability Testing Data

Gathering feedback from your users is a crucial part of any design process. The way in which you can gather this feedback varies depending on what kind of questions you are trying to answer, the resources you have available for user research and what stage of the product life cycle you are currently in. Qualitative… Continue reading Analysing Usability Testing Data

How to Design a Web App: A Showcase of 20 Designs

An intuitive, efficient web app will always be a pleasure to use.  However, in order to create a well-designed app, you need to look beyond color choice and excellent content.  You also need to be aware of user experience.  Otherwise, users will move on to your competition. Understanding the rules of application design will enable… Continue reading How to Design a Web App: A Showcase of 20 Designs

3 Features Every CSS Navigation Menu Must Have

Building a custom CSS navigation menu for yourself or a client is exciting. You’ve got a blank canvas to start with, and you can create anything. However, CSS menus aren’t simple. Engineering them might be old hat, but over the years, CSS menus have gotten stuck in a groove, skipping some of the most important… Continue reading 3 Features Every CSS Navigation Menu Must Have

When AI gets in the way of UX

Interest for “Artificial Intelligence” over the last 5 years, according to Google Trends. Artificial Intelligence is the big buzzword of today. If you are a digital designer, there are good chances that a quick scroll through your RSS reader, Twitter feed or Slack channels will show you more instances of the term “AI” than you would… Continue reading When AI gets in the way of UX

Botera: A free font with wine flavour

Botera is an amazing typographic project created by Javi Montoya for a wine brand. It is basically a stencil serif font ideal for creating luxury beverage labels (for example whisky, beer, wine, etc.). Botera comes in two weights (Regular and Stencil) and includes 278 characters (uppercase, lowercase, alternative characters, ligatures, decimal and old numbers, punctuation marks and… Continue reading Botera: A free font with wine flavour

What designers can learn from the iPhone X

I’ve been playing around with the iPhone X for a couple of days now. The one thing that surprises me the most is how different it is from all the previous models. It’s the most radical deviation from the original iPhone, and yet — or perhaps precisely because of it — the best update so far. With it’s high… Continue reading What designers can learn from the iPhone X