Client attraction brings you sales, while client retention brings you credibility. Once your business becomes credible, you automatically attract new clients. How do you... The post 5 Ways To Protect Your Business and Clients as a Startup in 2022 appeared first on Web Development & Technology Resources.

A collection of the best easy to edit and customize templates that you can use as a starting point on your next business brochure design. The post The 10 Best Templates for Creating Business Brochures appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Photoshop actions are quite useful when optimizing photos, applying effects, and editing graphics. For this collection, we’ve handpicked some of the best free Photoshop actions you can download and use with no price to pay! Whether you're a professional designer or a complete beginner, Photoshop actions can help you save a lot of time. Simply […]

There was a time when the only place for a navigation menu was on the top of the page. There was also a time when the menu lived within the... The post 10 Modern Examples of Slide-Out Sidebars appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.

One of the key challenges when buying fonts is how to search for typefaces that match the spirit of your design. I Love Typography has just launched a font store that hopes to tackle the problem with a new way of browsing fonts. The post I Love Typography Launches Font Store first appeared on Webdesigner Depot.

This week's Designer News (No 480) includes a Floor Plan Built with CSS Grid, Speak Human Copy Generator, a Collection of UX Books, Mobile Usability Made Simple, How to Manipulate CSS Colors with JavaScript, Planning for Responsive Images, The Process of Implementing a UI Design From Scratch and much more. The post Weekly News for Designers No 480 appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.

For the past few decades, we've seen the democratization of technology come to life. That’s the idea of making technology more accessible to more people and empowering those people to be able to use that technology, even if they aren't tech savvy. There are plenty of real-world examples of this taking place every day. Wider … continue reading The post Democratization of APM is not a pipe dream appeared first on SD Times.

Designing a product label is one of the toughest jobs there is. You have to follow the requests made by the client, make the label compliant with industry standards, and make it attractive enough to win over the consumers at the same time. If you're struggling to find inspiration for your product label design, we've […]

In a recent post to his site Freek Van der Herten talks about "handcrafting mocks" in your unit testing. In his example he shows the creation of custom mocks rather than using one of the current mocking test tools. In an application I was working on I wanted to implement automated tweets. Of course, this logic should also be tested. In this blogpost I'd like to show you how you can easily handcraft your own mocks. In his application, he wanted to be able to send tweets to Twitter when certain events happened. He starts with a bit of set up showing how to use this library to set up the OAuth connection between your application and Twitter account. He then shows the class that will make the actual tweet and how to use event handling to send the message when a new blog post is published. With this all in place, he starts in on the testing, showing the creation of the custom mock (so tweets aren't actually sent) and how to use it to test that a tweet was sent. He finishes the post with a mention of a possible refactoring: using an interface instead of extending a class to make the testing more structured.

After almost five years in development, the new HTTP/3 protocol is nearing its final form. Let's take a close look at the challenges involved in deploying and testing HTTP/3, and how and if you should change your websites and resources as well.