In the era of mobile phones, user experience, and interface design are rapidly evolving. After the revolution of responsive design, the increasing usage of mobile phones implies a new branch that is Progressive Web Apps (PWA). The Progressive Web App (PWA) is transforming the mobile experience and influencing innovative design patterns in the tech world. It mainly aims to deliver a better user experience for the website visitors. Some of the most influential brands around the world are considering PWA as the foundation of their future developments. The mobile has been a great source of direct connection with potential customers. … Continue reading →Visit us at InstantShift.com

2018 has certainly been an exciting year for WordPress. The CMS celebrated its 15th birthday and released its revolutionary version 5.0, featuring the new Gutenberg block editor. It seemed like... The post What WordPress 5.0 Taught Me About Stress appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.

It’s a known fact that file selection inputs are difficult to style the way developers want to, so many simply hide it and create a button that opens the file selection dialog instead. Nowadays, though, we have an even fancier way of handling file selection: drag and drop. Technically, this was already possible because most (if not all) implementations of the file selection input allowed you to drag files over it to select them, but this requires you to actually show the file element.

Do you feel the same way I do? I love WordPress plugins and I’m always excited to find out all about the interesting features new plugins offer. Every month, I go for a deep dive into the free WordPress plugins directory to return with the newest and most interesting plugins for you. So that your website can stick out of the other websites in the Google universe with its cool features. 1 – WP Event Map This plugin allows you to create events and display them on a Google Map. All the information on the events can be listed via shortcode. Developer: saurav.rox Work in progress: yes Latest version from: 02.17.2016 Costs: free on WordPress.org License: GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Known compatibilty issues: unknown Developer homepage: unknown Download on WordPress.org 2 – Techxplorer’s Plugin Listicle This nifty little plugin allows you to list your active plugins somewehere on your website. That allows you to give “love” back to the authors of the plugins by linking their plugins. The authors of the used plugins will like that. A simple shortcode is all it takes to generate the list. Developer: techxplorer Work in progress: yes Latest version from: 02.17.2016 Costs: free on WordPress.org License: GNU GENERAL […]* You might also be interested in the following articles10 Fresh WordPress Plugins to Start the Year WithDecember 2015: Ten Free WordPress Plugins to Revamp Your BlogFree WordPress Plugins: The Top10 of November 2015Ten Fresh Free WordPress Plugins in October 2015Two Fresh Solutions for Code Display in WordPressNew and Unspent: 10 Fresh Free WordPress Plugins (Edition: May 2015)

DevTools is very advanced and helpful, but can also be very intimidating and overwhelming. Let's fix that. In this article, Vitaly reviews useful features and shortcuts for debugging in Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari.

Ah, cupcakes. Who doesn’t love those little, round bites of deliciousness? With a history spanning many, many years, cupcakes have a rich legacy that includes chemistry, enterprise, and problem solving.... The post Improving Your Design Workflow - The Cupcake Method appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

The Internet has made life and shopping convenient. A little… too convenient, perhaps. Yet at the same time, it has given modern-day con artists a versatile tool for ripping off the unsuspecting and unwary. Today's internet scammers, just like the charlatans and snake oil salesmen of yesteryear, are after one thing: your money. New research...

The first thing that springs to mind when it comes to data visualization is, of course, infographics. This sort of visual representation that, as a rule, includes charts, graphs, illustrations and other graphical stuff handles various issues on a professional level. However boring and dull statistics can be, when it is translated into an infographic...

Do you need to print business cards, flyers, postcards, brochures, or catalogs? Have you tried an online printing service before? If you’re not familiar with this or if you want to know more about professional printing services, this review is for you. GotPrint is an online printing service launched in 2001, which started as a family-run […] The post GotPrint Review | Online Printing Services appeared first on Line25.

The style of numbers and digits is particularly important in graphic design, and no less so when designing a typeface. Although every font has a unique look-and-feel, very few stand out specifically when it comes to the design of their numbers and digits. After scouring the web, we’ve tracked down a few great examples of […]