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Creating something just because it’s possible is a widespread bad habit in development. Especially smartphones provide a lot of technological options. But don’t forget that the user wants to have an easy time with your mobile web apps. The following article tells you what exactly that means. It’s a perspective that designers rarely take: could...

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Image a world where simply using Google isn't an option, where the biggest benefit of the service is the collection of similar results matching your request. Before modern search engines, you were pretty much on your own to figure out "where do I go next?" In fact, I remember seeing the following commercial which focused on the main character exploring the entire Internet: Remembering Webrings Back in the Internet age of the 1990s and the 2000s, there was an idea to make global web navigation easier. It was called a "webring" and it introduced a common section on participating web sites. This common section provided a way to navigate to other sites which contained similar or recommended content. I was able to dig up the following example from a (pretty stale) website about the Canadian power-trio band Rush:

The webinar with Dave Malouf about Holistic DesignOps made us wonder what else we could write about to expand on the design operations topic. One of such things is hiring. What should you look for in a DesignOps expert? If you want to watch the webinar, we have a recording of it on our YouTube The post How to Hire a DesignOps Expert? appeared first on Studio by UXPin.

In the world of designing and digital marketing, choosing the right typefaces makes all the difference. And choosing appropriate typefaces, both free fonts, and premium, can be a little tricky, let me tell you. The unlimited supply of options to choose from with a variety of types can make you feel a bit dizzy. But...

If you're working on a poster, flyer, or greeting card design, an outline font is a great choice for adding titles and headlines that attract attention. In this post, we're featuring some of the best outline fonts you can use in not only print designs but in digital graphic designs as well. Unlike most other […]

In celebration of TypeScript 4.3, I take a look at TypeScript's Object-Oriented features and look at the new features this release brings. TypeScript provides good support for both object-oriented programming and function-oriented programming (I'm not saying functional programming as I don't want the purists to hunt me down).

WooCommerce has become the de facto solution for running an ecommerce website with WordPress. This is especially so since Automattic (the company of WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg) took over the... The post Running a Stable, Secure and Successful WooCommerce Website appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.

With Halloween coming up this week, I figured it would be an ideal time to produce another morbid inspiration showcase featuring skulls! Portraits of people lacking their skin and flesh seems to be a weirdly popular subject for many artists and illustrators, with skulls and skeletons being depicted in all kinds of art styles ranging […] The post Showcase of Creepy Illustrations Featuring Skulls and Skeletons appeared first on Spoon Graphics.