The phrase “stock photography” often evokes the shot of a business meeting where everyone is inexplicably beaming with delight. This feels cheesy, unnatural, and poorly suited for modern web design. But photography on the web doesn’t have to feel so... The post Exploring Image Usage Design Trends in Web Design appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

The Voices of the ElePHPant podcast, hosted by PHP community member Cal Evans, has posted their latest episode. In this new show Cal interviews the "dynamic duo" of Leanna Pelham and Ryan Weaver of KnpUniversity. They talk about KnpUniverity, the training it offers and some of the recent happenings with the Symfony framework. They also talk about the process they follow to produce the training. There's also some mention of the PHP Detroit conference and Detroit itself. You can listen to this latest episode either using the in-page audio player or by download the mp3 directly. If you enjoy the show be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter to get updates when new shows are released.

If you are an entrepreneur who needs to start an on-demand service to flourish in the market and your business, then here's your chance. There are many business owners who find the dire need to start a business but are short of the fortune that is needed for the investment. However, all of these shortcomings can be overcome when you go for an on-demand service app development. This market is finding a lot of growth both in its services and potential. So, if you want to choose one particular business from it, it is easier. Therefore, there is no better time for you to start the business than right now. Let's go over the reasons:

One of the most challenging transitions a young web designer will have to make is jumping from student of web design to professional web designer. The field of web design... The post Finding Internships as a Young Web Designer appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

If you're looking for a creative flyer template with a professional design, you've come to the right place. In this post, we feature a handpicked collection of the best free flyer templates you can use to make flyers for all sorts of purposes. Designing a flyer involves making a lot of important decisions, from choosing […]

Google's mobile-first indexing is here. Well, for some websites anyway. For the rest of us, it will be here soon enough, and our websites need to be in tip-top shape if we don't want search rankings to be adversely affected by the change. That said, responsive web design is nothing new. We've been creating custom mobile user experiences for years now, so most of our websites should be well poised to take this on... right?

Today we bring you a collection of Sketch website templates for designing all kinds of websites and landing pages for various projects. Designing a website takes a lot more work than one can imagine. Especially the process of crafting every component, every button, and every content block from scratch can take a lot of time […]

You can now use ${1} as a placeholder for where you want the cursor to go in a custom code editor snippet. For example, a CSS snippet could have: So like this: And you’ll get behavior like this! The post Custom Editor Snippets with Multiple Cursors appeared first on CodePen Blog.

This tutorial is intended for people who know and use the Sketch app and are not afraid of dabbling with code. To profit from it the most, you will need to have at least some basic experience writing JavaScript (and, optionally, HTML/CSS). The plugin we'll be creating is called "Mosaic". In part one, we'll learn about the basic files that make up a Sketch plugin; we'll write some JavaScript and create a user interface for our plugin with the help of some HTML and CSS.

LittleJS * ssshape * Using Modern Image Formats: AVIF And WebP * Sci-Fi Art: A Vacuum From Space The post Collective #681 appeared first on Codrops.