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There's always been a dispute about what a web designer should or shouldn't be. One of the best examples of this is found in the debate about whether or not web designers should really learn even the basics of HTML, as in knowing how to code. Another pointed debate has been centered around the web developer issue. We believe it's necessary to be well-rounded these days. Here's why.
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I admit, the title of this article was generated by a silly online tool, but it does make sense. E-commerce can make you filthy rich! This article will be useful to both web designers who never worked with e-commerce platforms and to people who plan to open an online store using one of those platforms. Yep, this article is gonna focus on e-commerce platforms.
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Starting a blog? Make your life easier with these five plugins for designing and managing a successful blog.
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To lighten the mood of this blog and to have some fun in the middle of the week I present to you a selection of 39 awesome t-shirts and 1 amazing shirt every geek (and not only geek) will fall in love with.
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Website builders are a quick alternative for creating a site. While it's best if you have coding and design skills because in this case you can make the site look and work exactly to your liking. That said, most website builders can actually be used by anybody, even if he or she has absolutely no coding/design skills. Here are the most popular website builders - they all allow to build a basic site but many of them have advanced functionality, such as a shopping cart, promotion tools, or various...
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Code snippets are a thing of beauty. They are quite simply a reusable block of code that you can drop into your own code wherever and whenever you need it. These tidbits of code are often shared among programmers, and web designers, in order to help one another save time when it comes to solving common problems.
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2014 could be the year when your website finally attracts eyeballs of search engine readers, and loads of them, but how far it can reach in terms of numbers depends on multitude of factors, including web design.
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There are so many shopping sites now that you can't afford to lose customers because of usability issues on your site. While there are hundreds of tips how to improve the usability of your shopping site, not to mention general usability best practices, and not all of them can be included in this article, here are 10 suggestions you might find useful.
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In the design-to-code process, one of the most basic things you'll eventually come across is PSD to HTML. Essentially, it is the journey of taking your Photoshop design files (hence, PSD) and then coding them into HTML. Photoshop files possess a default file extension of .PSD. If you want to get totally technical about it, it really stands for Photoshop Document.
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We hear the words "user experience" get thrown around all the time when it comes to web design, but what does it really mean? If you define the phrase in a broader sense, it means everything that includes a person's emotions, attitudes and behaviors concerning using a certain product (read: a website), system or even service.
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