To get the month of May going in terms of creating we gathered fresh free WordPress themes for WooCommerce, real estate, portfolio websites, fashion, magazines, businesses, creative agencies, a multipurpose graphic website and more. Responsive design, clean and modern, minimal, and lazy load are just some features to highlight. Some of the following themes integrate tons of elements such as unlimited widgets areas, sidebars, navigation bars, sliders, boxed layouts, thumbnails, top search bars, calendars, excellent socials and a lot more. This round-up of fresh free WordPress themes is particularly large as we have added two collections by the friendly people of Themeshock and ByPeople to the list. Never has there been more to explore than in the following post. Have fun! 22 Fresh Free WordPress Themes (Edition: May 2016) All these themes are free though some may have commercial variants available or require registration. Cool Soccer Blog Theme Collection Created by: ThemeShock Features: More than 50 submissions, top-quality free WordPress themes, hand-picked from across the Internet for years, one-click download License: Free for personal use Amazing Magazine Themes Collection Created by: ByPeople Features: More than 50 submissions, top-quality free WordPress themes, hand-picked from across the Internet for years, one-click download License: Free […]

Any advertising campaign or marketing plan should incorporate geotargeting in some way or another. It permits organizations to give items dependent on the particular area... The post How To Use Geo Targeting To Increase Conversions? appeared first on Web Development & Technology Resources.

When the Internet was new, websites were very simplistic things. These days, bells and whistles are the norm and, if you don't have said bells

A portfolio is a document or file that presents your work and creativity in a completely systematic way. It is an essential element of the industry that showcases the designer’s capabilities to understand his or her potential and lead them towards the most successful career path. Therefore, designers need to create the most compelling portfolios […] The post 15 Free Graphic Design Portfolio Templates first appeared on Line25.

It can be tough to prioritize the mobile experience when it often feels like a compromise. Don't include as much text. Remove some of your images. Stay away from features that get in the mobile visitor's way. It's kind of like a parent who tells you, "Go out and have a good time, but don't do X, Y or Z!" It's not necessarily that a mobile visitor needs a shorter page, less text or fewer images to more easily consume content on a smartphone.

Procreate is one of the hottest drawing apps in the App Store. With more than 13,000 reviews and an average 4.5-star rating, it's no wonder that designers and illustrators everywhere are talking about the app. We have more information about Procreate and how to make the most of it here. But one of the most […]

What happens when we take the web browser out of web browsing? Google's new "Add to Homescreen" feature delivers fast, focused web experiences that are indistinguishable from those of a native app. What can designers learn from the successes of early adopters such as Twitter, and how can we leverage app-like design patterns to tackle this brand new set of user experience challenges? The "Add to Homescreen" installation process, as shown on Google Chrome Developer's mobile website (Image source) (Large preview) We've seen debates on the topic of native versus web experiences.

As your users spend time on your website, they are constantly interacting with its features – and some of those small interactions matter more than you might think. Each small... The post Eight Microinteractions for a Better User Experience appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

This week's Designer News (N.364) includes a look back at 2016, interactive musical instruments, limitations of email design, a tool for predicting user interaction and more. The post Weekly News for Designers (N.364) appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Fractal art is a fascinating genre of digital art that is made using algorithms and scripts. Freeware programs such as Apophysis allow artists to create a series of still images that form extremely detailed patterns with mind-blowing intricacies. In today’s inspiration showcase I present 30 captivating pieces of fractal art from a range of artists. […] The post 30 Mind Blowing Pieces of Algorithmic Fractal Art appeared first on Spoon Graphics.