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
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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
Microcopy Tips to Improve Your Site’s UX
Microcopy is a fundamental part of your site’s UX. Let’s check out some microcopy tips for a better user experience. What is microcopy? Microcopy is made up of the tiny snippets of text scattered around your website. It can include things like button texts, form labels, interaction prompts, tool tips and even error messages. As… Continue reading Microcopy Tips to Improve Your Site’s UX
25 Best Vintage Fonts
Vintage fonts are useful to create retro / vintage logotypes, badges, labels, apparel design and quotes. Stylish Vintage Fonts comes with upper and lowercase characters, large set of punctuation glyphs, numerals, and supports international languages. In this collection mostly fonts are handcrafted, bold, elegant style with vintage textures and effects. You may be interested in… Continue reading 25 Best Vintage Fonts
Create Interactive and Responsive Tables and Charts with WpDataTables
Posted · Category: Best Collections The need to manage huge amounts of website data can become a formidable task. One you generally don’t look forward to. It’s just not numbers either. Statistics, labels, categories, and other important data types often come into play. An obvious solution is to invest in a data management tool or… Continue reading Create Interactive and Responsive Tables and Charts with WpDataTables
Latest Free Fonts For Graphic Designers
Fresh free collection of script fonts, handwritten fonts, sans serif typefaces and fonts free download for commercial use. Fonts are suitable to create any branding, product packaging, invitation, qoutes, t-shirt, label poster, web typography and print graphics. All fonts are come-up with standard glyphs and alternate characters and available in TTF and OTF format. You may be interested in… Continue reading Latest Free Fonts For Graphic Designers
5 Excellent Tools Your UX and UI Design Tasks
Posted · Category: Best Collections UI Design – UX Design: Tightly Coupled, But Not the Same User interface (UI), and user experience (UX), are both critical elements in website design. The two terms are often confused, and are even used interchangeably by some; but they are not one and the same. Sure, it’s important to… Continue reading 5 Excellent Tools Your UX and UI Design Tasks
Best Directory and Listing WordPress Themes
April 20, 2017 by Veronika Step up your game on the directory and listing web design scene with these stunning WordPress theme tailored to meet the specific needs of the users, both employers, employees, sellers, and regular browsers. This collection contains few of the best WordPress themes for directories, listings, and classified ads. Price: $24… Continue reading Best Directory and Listing WordPress Themes
Logo Templates: 25 Custom Logo Design Templates
A superb and modern logo templates that you can use for branding projects, labels, apparel design, typography and any business logo design. They’re all fully editable with well organized Photoshop PSD layers and Illustrated, groups and folders. These logos are designed using creative methods so that you can easily make a guess about the brand by… Continue reading Logo Templates: 25 Custom Logo Design Templates
20 Best Shopify Themes With Beautiful eCommerce Designs
When it comes to eCommerce, the design of your site plays a crucial role. It can make or break your website—leading to sales either falling flat or converting profitably. Even though you are probably eager to get your new site up and running as quickly as possible, it’s important to first make sure you pick… Continue reading 20 Best Shopify Themes With Beautiful eCommerce Designs
Top Ten New, Free WordPress Themes of April 2016
1 – Activello Activello is the right theme for any private blog, as its design is appealing and tender. It can also be extended to become a shop, as it’s prepared for the popular WooCommerce plugin. Created by: Silkalns License: Free for private and commercial purposes | GNU General Public License Prepared for Language Localization: Yes Demo:… Continue reading Top Ten New, Free WordPress Themes of April 2016
Strategies For Creating Better User Interfaces
Believe it or otherwise not, perfect interfaces are created on an item of paper. It’s much later on that the exact same is used in Photoshop or Sketch App. The primary advantage of paper sketches may be the possibility to produce errors. Unlike limited design pc software, paper is ready to accept everybody’s imagination and… Continue reading Strategies For Creating Better User Interfaces
How to Create Stylish Transparent Labels for your Web Images in Photoshop
Transparency is seriously trending in web design right now, due to the popular use of large images, transparencies help to make the text pop on the busy image. This quick and simple tutorial will show you how to make a stylish transparent label with large type. We have done this in white, but it can… Continue reading How to Create Stylish Transparent Labels for your Web Images in Photoshop
Animating Personal Skill Bars With CSS3 Keyframes
This design technique is commonly found on personal portfolios or design studio websites. Skill bars represent a level of knowledge related to certain tasks – web design, illustration, branding, character design, you name it! Adding some fancy animations to these skill bars will provide a quicker connection to the viewer. In this tutorial I want… Continue reading Animating Personal Skill Bars With CSS3 Keyframes
Applying Categories, Tags and Custom Taxonomies to Media Attachments
Have you ever been frustrated by the fact that WordPress doesn’t let you assign categories or tags to your images or uploaded media? Imagine how useful it could be: you could create dynamic galleries of images from specific places or of specific types (landscapes, abstracts etc.), or you could create listings pages for sites with… Continue reading Applying Categories, Tags and Custom Taxonomies to Media Attachments