In today's digital world people pay much attention to typography, design and how everything looks around them. If you are a web designer, or you work in a digital agency, it is important to use the perfect fonts for your projects, because fonts can either make your design stand out or it can push away […] The post 25 Free ALL CAPS Fonts You Can Download appeared first on Line25.

You may already know about the power of landing pages. It's one of the greatest online marketing strategies many businesses use. Instead of directing your traffic to a website homepage, sending traffic to a landing page is a great way to increase conversions. Did you know that 48% of marketers build new landing pages for […]

You may see analyst predictions as meaningless, unless you find yourself choosing between an apple and an orange at a scarcely provisioned continental breakfast buffet. So it goes with the selection of strategies to fulfill an ever-increasing set of digital transformation requirements from a scarce IT budget. I have here the seeds of Intellyx's 2021 … continue reading The post 3 apples in 2021 vs. 3 oranges in 2022: Predictions appeared first on SD Times.

Understanding feedback loops is crucial for designers to create engaging user experiences. This feedback is also beneficial for failure-proofing design concepts so designers can avoid wasting time and resources building products and features users don’t need or won’t use. These feedback loops aren’t always obvious, so designers must study data and use active listening methods The post How to Improve Feedback Loops in Design Process appeared first on Studio by UXPin.

The tremendous thing about the design community is that we all love to share. We really do. Whether we share our thoughts and ideas via an in-depth article or by giving advice/feedback on a forum, or even by freely offering... The post 50 Free Resources for Web Designers from November 2015 appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

The talented Angie Makes is back with more goodies for Access All Areas members this week. Previously, Angie kindly donated a pack of 16 watercolour floral patterns back in 2015. Members can now enjoy a brand new collection of pretty hand painted flowers, bouquets and foliage from her Watercolour Flower 3.0 Clip Art pack. It […] The post 48 Hand Painted Watercolor Flowers for Premium Members appeared first on Spoon Graphics.

Equipping your team with the right product development tools is a big part of making sure that your product is a success. Using the wrong software (or not using any at all) can result in billions of dollars wasted due to serious productivity and communication issues. In the following article, we're going to mention our The post Top 10 Product Development Tools You Need to Use appeared first on Studio by UXPin.

Sergey Zhuk has a post on his site that covers using a Router with a ReactPHP component. This router lets you more easily direct the HTTP requests coming into the application to the correct piece of functionality. Router defines the way your application responds to a client request to a specific endpoint which is defined by URI (or path) and a specific HTTP request method (GET, POST, etc.). With ReactPHP Http component we can create an asynchronous web server. But out of the box the component doesn't provide any routing, so you should use third-party libraries in case you want to create a web-server with a routing system. He starts with an example of manual routing, showing the code for a basic server and adding in handlers based on the path+HTTP verb to respond with different content. He expands this basic example out to a more "real world" situation of the usual CRUD handling for "tasks". The post then shows how to change things up and use the FastRoute routing package to remove the manual route definitions from the server and define them in the router instead. It can then dispatch these to the correct location more easily. The post finishes up showing an additional feature: how to use wildcards in these URL definitions.

This week's Designer News - No 528 - includes Disabled Form Controls and How to Tackle Them, Understanding CSS Grid: Grid Template Areas, UX Laws 101: Jakob's Law of Familiarity, The Side Effects of an Unfinished Internet, The Theory: A Semantic Color System, A Complete Guide to Links and Buttons, iOS 13 GUI Kit and so much more! The post Weekly News for Designers No 528 appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Various experiments are conducted these days with mouse pointers. Consider our recent posts regarding cursor effects and the use of circular cursors in web design. It feels like we are... The post Large Cursors: Pointing the Way Towards a Better Web appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.