Design

Want to craft intuitive websites, stunning visuals, and engaging user interfaces? This category is your gateway to mastering the art and science of design. Learn practical tips, discover valuable resources, and elevate your design skills.


  • Designers Should Learn How to Code

    Designers Should Learn How to Code

    Most companies (and startups) have a small team for web design…

  • Pico – A Minimal CSS Framework

    Pico – A Minimal CSS Framework

    I think of Pico as a cross between a CSS reset…

  • The UX Vocabulary Inflation Problem

    The UX Vocabulary Inflation Problem

    If the UX professionals put themselves in the shoes of the…

  • Understand your Users by Using Personas

    Understand your Users by Using Personas

    The first benefit is that we are going to know and…

  • What is a Project Brief?

    What is a Project Brief?

    The project brief is a small document that is usually one…

  • 20 Sites for Free and Beautiful Images and Videos

    20 Sites for Free and Beautiful Images and Videos

    We should not google for images and use them freely because…

  • The Misuse of “User Experience”

    The Misuse of “User Experience”

    It is difficult to tell a client that you will design…

  • Your Users Don’t Read, They Scan

    Your Users Don’t Read, They Scan

    We as designers should take into consideration that users do not…

  • Please Stop with Pixel Perfect Design in Web Design

    Please Stop with Pixel Perfect Design in Web Design

    For now, the only way to create a good enough user…

  • Tips for Better Registration, Login and Password Recovery Forms

    Tips for Better Registration, Login and Password Recovery Forms

    The more data you request from users, the more suspicious your…

  • What Microsoft Edge Means for Web Design

    What Microsoft Edge Means for Web Design

    Microsoft Edge incorporates what is called a Web Note, which is…

  • Break Before the Breakpoints in Responsive Web Design

    Break Before the Breakpoints in Responsive Web Design

    Designing for only common resolutions is like having a fixed width…