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Think back to how much text messaging changed our form of communication. Soon after touch screens fully revolutionized the way UI was designed and developed for interaction on mobile devices. We are now looking at the future of how we interact with technology. Continue reading
Music is a daily part of the design process for most designers I know because it helps inspire. There is a variety of music streaming services available to serve creatives worldwide. Today, the largest site for video, YouTube , is stepping into the music app scene with the launch of their latest product, YouTube Music . Continue reading
I know, you’ve heard it before. Probably every year too. Next year’s biggest web design trends will be. Well this isn’t going to be one of those articles. I’m not interested in rehashing some junk about how responsive design will be big (as it already is) or how minimalism will be the next big thing (again, everyone is doing it). I’m interested in the trends just around the corner we’re not quite at, but are getting closer to.
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Icons are a necessity when building a website or an app. They’re used practically everywhere and for different reasons. Some designers use them for aesthetical reasons, while others use them for more practical ones. The hamburger menu icon, for example, is up to a certain point used for practical reasons, thanks to its familiarity. Continue reading
As we shift more towards designing for mobile, based on search demand . It is safe to say designers are also shifting towards designing with gestures. It get tricky though, when designing for mobiles it hard to retain best practices for gestures in mind like the “thumb zone” . At this stage we are designing for more than the eyes, but also the hands. Continue reading
Here are 30 very good examples of logo design that should help you come up with your own excellent logo ideas. Continue reading
We eat with our eyes. The sight of a juicy double-bacon cheeseburger or a cinnamon roll dripping with icing can make you want to stop everything and take a bite. Same goes for design. Continue reading
Who said website footers have to be boring? Yes, that’s the place where you just add your copyright info, some social icons and maybe a couple of links and your sitemap. Also, that’s the place where most people don’t even look at, but if you know how to make it special and integrate it in your design, it can be quite an asset! Continue reading
As simple as 1, 2, 3…. . It only takes three steps to convert your traditional HTML website to a WordPress site in 15 seconds or less. This handy tool not only saves you the time it takes to recode the site, but also saves you money! Continue reading
Today’s design requires more than just a single screen, it has to adapt to multiple screen visibility and usability. As consumers toggle from TV to PC for media consumption, designers are forced to adapt a single design concept to a multitude of screens. Continue reading