JavascriptDB * The Future of CSS: CSS Toggles * Loaders * The Front-End Developer's Guide to the Terminal The post Collective #708 appeared first on Codrops.

UX or user experience is vital for a successful time spent on the web. However, not enough designers well delve into the nitty-gritty of what makes for good UX design.... The post 10 Fantastic Podcasts for UX Designers for 2020 appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Last summer, my wife and I watched a program called "StartUp" on Netflix. The three-season series features the challenges faced by a cast of characters to create "GenCoin," a new (and fictional) digital currency. As I watched the show, I wondered how my life would be different if I were a member of the engineering team driving GenCoin adoption. While products like GenCoin originated with the purpose of providing a new way to perform financial transactions, the underlying concepts are more powerful than just currency-related tasks. In fact, the distributed nature in how blockchain is designed ties directly to the heart of Web3.

Unless you've been hiding under a rock for a bit (and even then, the news would probably still reach you), you know that GDPR (EU General Data Protection Regulation) is... The post 8 Resources to Help Designers with GDPR Compliance appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.

The pricing page is a staple for any online shop. It's used for SaaS products, service companies, and eCommerce shops all around the web. And no pricing page can be... The post 10 Free Open Source Responsive Pricing Table Designs appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.

For some time, we've run up against the limits of what CSS can do. Those who build responsive layouts will freely admit the frustrations and shortcomings of CSS that force us to reach for CSS preprocessors, plugins and other tools to help us write the styles that we're unable to write with CSS alone. Even still, we run into limitations with what current tools help us accomplish. Think for a moment of a physical structure. If you're building a large edifice with weak material, a lot of external support is required to hold it together, and things have to be overbuilt to stay sturdy. When you're building a website out of HTML, CSS and JavaScript, this external support might look like frameworks, plugins, preprocessors, transpilers, editing tools, package managers and build processes.The post The Search For The Holy Grail: How I Ended Up With Element Queries, And How You Can Use Them Today appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

One of the most important aspects of pitching your startup is the presentation. In fact, it's your pitch deck that'll do most of the talking during your presentation. These startup pitch deck PowerPoint templates can make all the difference! It goes to say that your startup pitch deck needs to be more than perfect for […]

Every website we build has its own unique challenges. But the tools we use can help us tackle them head on. WordPress, and its never-ending ecosystem of plugins have helped... The post Why Wrangling User Data in WordPress Can Be a Nightmare appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Getting customers to spend money in your new store is made all the more difficult by a ham-fisted approach to payment options. With all the

In today’s Photoshop video tutorial we’re going to create a sweet, delicious, tasty doughnut illustration, with the help of my new Grain Shader brushes. These brushes help you bring your flat artwork to life with depth, shading and the sought-after grainy textured appearance. I’ll show you my favourite technique for easily painting in highlights and […] The post Video Tutorial: Donut Illustration with Grainy Shading appeared first on Spoon Graphics.