Today, we live in a digital world - chances are you've run into some websites that require you to pay in order to access certain content. This is common with anything from newspapers to businesses and even streaming sites. Here's an example from the Wall Street Journal: That spot where a user can no longer... The post How to Create a Paywall-Protected Website Fast & Easy (and Why You Should) appeared first on noupe.

Michael Jordan is what many consider to be "the greatest basketball player of all time". Here are 23 lessons to learn from this incredible leader & athlete.

Presentation plays a huge part in how your designs are perceived. By positioning your work in real brand settings, you instantly stand out from the crowd and bring your designs to life! Mockup templates allow you to transform your artwork into a realistic looking finished product in a few clicks. They're ideal tools for presenting […] The post The Incredibly Diverse Mockups Collection. Now Just $29 (99% off) appeared first on Spoon Graphics.

In a new tongue-in-cheek (humor) post to his site, Tomas Votruba shows you how to criticize like a senior programmer when offering feedback on code errors or architecture decisions. As I spend most of my socials online time on Github and PHP-related discussion, I've noticed many people do so many wrong things while giving critics. I want to correct this once and for all, so I've prepared a guide for you. His recommendations (again, the opposite of what is actually useful) include and eight step process to find a bug, never reversing your stance, repeating the same comments over and over and always telling, never asking. Following this list of "not to dos" he also includes a list of "to dos" correcting the misconceptions. This list includes: asking if feedback is desired determining your motivation for the feedback replacing "you" with "I" In each recommendation there's examples of phrasing and comments that give you some guidance on how you can be more effective at giving feedback on projects and code.

Today we are showcasing 20 incredible illustrations crafted by professional artists and designers from around the world. Hopefully, these excellent pieces of artwork will inspire your own creative work. Some of these illustrations are cute, [...]

Designing the perfect logo for a brand or business is a long and difficult process that requires a lot of time. You have to wait for inspiration, figure out a layout, come up with symbol and icon designs, and go through many drafts to get it done. What if we tell you that you could […]

A curated collection of the best free high-resolution brush packs for Illustrator so that you don't have to waste time searching. The post 20 Free High-Resolution Brush Packs for Adobe Illustrator appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

If you're looking for new and creative Illustrator brushes to expand your collection, you've come to the right place. In this post, we're sharing a collection of handpicked and free Adobe Illustrator brushes in various categories. Whether you're an artist working on a new drawing or a designer enhancing a digital design, this list has […]

Google has announced that Google Workspace is now accessible by anyone with a Google account. Google Workspace is a collection of Google's apps, such as Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Meet, and more -- available through a single integrated experience. It was first announced last October and since then the company has released a … continue reading The post Google Workspace now available to everyone appeared first on SD Times.

Tumblr and Pinterest popularized the masonry grid. It is a common layout style for variable sized images, and it’s a great way to get images to fit nicely into a... The post 10 Code Snippets for Creating Masonry Grid Layouts appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.