Hueman has over 70,000 active installations, making it one of the most successful free WordPress themes. This is more than enough reason for us to give you a close look at this theme. Let’s find out together, what it is that makes this theme so successful, and what it has to offer. The pretty design can’t be the only reason for the tremendous success. At first sight, the theme already sets itself apart from the rest. It has an appealing look, a very lovingly designed demo page, and no premium version, that you would have to buy for lots of money to receive essential functions. It’s a very honest theme with many features that you’d typically only find in expensive premium themes. Additionally, there are Hueman add-ons, which integrate further functions into the theme. 1 – Hueman – the Important Links Created by: nikeo Active installations: more than 70.000 Ratings: 443 x 5 stars License: free for personal and commercial use | GNU General Public License Prepared for translations: yes Theme Homepage: Hueman website Theme documentation: Hueman documentation Theme demo: Hueman theme demo Theme download: Download on WordPress Hueman addons download: For shortcodes and share bar Hueman shortcodes: documentation Hueman share bar: documentation 2 […]

What a week! Some people were debating over our npm workflows and security attacks (and sadly not just virtual social engineering ones but real ones in Brussels), we've also seen some great new articles that feature the better parts of our community and society. I'm happy to share them with you over this longer Easter-weekend. Cheers! iOS9.3 and OS X 10.11.4 is finally being delivered to users, and with it, Safari 9.1 is out with <picture> element support, CSS Custom Properties, will-change property, unset value and unprefixed filter.The post Web Development Reading List #130: Opera Mini, Workflow Fragility And Happy Work appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

Chris & Marie talk about some of the types of Pens that have been particularly popular this year so far, now that’s we’re halfway through it. There is still plenty of time to make the best-of-the-year list (you could make a Pen the third week of December and still make it!). Heads up though, giving […] The post #323: Trends appeared first on CodePen Blog.

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Improve your communication and get down to the nitty-gritty with clients, so that you won't waste time assuming that they need to know things they don't. The post How to Improve Your Communication With Clients appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

FastTreeSHAP is a Python package that enables the efficient interpretation of tree-based machine learning models by computing sample-level feature importance values.2 The project was recently open-sourced by LinkedIn and was used at the company to improve member experience in products such as People You May Know (PYMK), newsfeed ranking, search, and job recommendations, as well … continue reading The post SD Times Open-Source Project of the Week: FastTreeSHAP appeared first on SD Times.

Due to its subjective nature, UX design is not simple to quantify and measure. UX also indirectly affects other areas of the business, namely sales, marketing, support, and engineering. But, for UX design to succeed within an organization, design leadership must demonstrate the value of its design investments. A 2016 report from Forrester, The Six The post Design ROI - How to Calculate the Value of Design Investments? appeared first on Studio by UXPin.

Photoshop is the go-to software for all designing requirements, be it individual projects or professional assignments. Many features help transform an image into a more usable version of itself. One such modification option is Adjustment Layers in Photoshop. Adjustment Layers refer to the process of using a powerful set of a group that is useful […] The post Using Adjustment Layers in Photoshop appeared first on Line25.

In a new post to his site, Rob Allen walks through the process of migrating an older site to use the password hashing functions in PHP instead of the previous custom implementation. I've recently been updating a website that was written a long time ago that has not been touched in a meaningful way in many years. In addition to the actual work I was asked to do, I took the opportunity to update the password hashing routines. This site is so old that the passwords are stored using MD5 hashes and that's not really good enough today, so I included updating to bcrypt hashing with password_hash() and password_verify() in my statement of work. I've done this process before, but don't seem to have documented it, so thought I'd write it the steps I took in case it helps anyone else. He starts off by taking all of the current passwords (not plain-text, already hashed) and migrating them all to their bcrypt-ed version. He then updates the login functionality to select the account by email and check the record's password value with the password_verify function. Finally, he updates the system to rehash the plain-text password value (received from the user and verified) with bcrypt and save that back to the database and updated the password hashing method on user account creation.

Great web design is crucial to the success of any online business, with 50% of customers saying they believe it's crucial to a business's overall brand.  Naturally, the biggest elephant in the room when it comes to great web design is typically the cost.  How can you create an awesome website that builds trust and... The post How to Access Great Web Design Without Paying Agency Fees? appeared first on noupe.