The week is coming to an end and that means it is time for us to look back on the week that passed, the best design news, resources and other goodies. This week we look at Photoshop tutorials, best fonts, free social media icons as well as WordPress restaurant designs, different ways to convert your site for Retina Screens and much more.
The week is coming to an end and that means it is time for us to look back on the week that passed, the best design news, resources and other goodies. This week we look at CSS and HTML tutorials, Wireframing tools, great fonts and much more.
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The week is coming to an end and that means it is time for us to look back on the week that passed, the best design news, resources and other goodies. This week we look at CSS and HTML tutorials, vintage and retro design, great globe logos and much more.
The week is coming to an end and that means it is time for us to look back on the week that passed, the best design news, resources and other goodies. This week we look at CSS3 and HTML5 tutorials, what journalists need to know about web design, jQuery mobile for beginners, as well as great examples of typeface combinations in web design.
The week is coming to an end and that means it is time for us to look back on the week that passed, the best design news, resources and other goodies. This week we look at jQuery plugins, how best to create a responsive design, the worst UX mistakes made, we take a look at the new Facebook design, and offer 30 free fonts.
The week is coming to an end and that means it is time for us to look back on the week that passed, the best design news, resources and other goodies. This week we look at new frameworks for developers, flat design vs. Skeuomorphism, as well as take a stroll down Windows and Mac OS memory lane, furthermore we look at why there is no mobile internet and 45 HTML tutorials you need to see.
Let’s be honest even though we all strive to be the best at everything most of us still make common mistakes that we honestly believe is the correct way to write them out. You are not the person to blame as we generally learn from online tutorials and from sample files that we may download to play around with.
The problem with this is what we are actually learning may not be proper, but rather what the tutorial author or author of the sample think is right, and results in a negative domino effect. Additionally, the same may apply to purchasing books and learning from them, as it all depends on the author and how they learned as well. Continue Reading →
The week is coming to an end and that means it is time for us to look back on the week that passed, the best design news, resources and other goodies. This week we look at different ways to improve your Google ranking, how SEO differs between mobile and desktop devices, what can you do to improve the load speed of your site, as well as why wire-framing is so important.
Throughout the past two years web designers have become more and more aware of the importance of responsive web design, in other words making their sites viewable on different devices, as well as at different resolutions, in other words whether you are on an iPad Mini or a MacBook Pro with Retina Display the site must work just as well. Last week was the first release of the public preview for Adobe’s latest Edge tool, Edge Reflow.
Every web designer knows that today it is almost impossible to create a website with just one program. Sometimes it can get a little confusing to remember which code goes with which language, furthermore sometimes you forget the shortcuts that make your life much easier. This is where cheat sheets come into handy. A cheat sheet is simply a printable reference or guide to a particular software package, language, framework, etc.
Here are 10 of my favorite cheat sheets.
