How to Use HTML5 to Achieve Responsive Image (Updated)
Responsive Design may be here to stay but there are many issues that need to be…
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Tech 101: What is Digital Design?
Want to Know EXACTLY How to Land a UX Job? With a cover letter template, UX…
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JPEG Optimization Guide for Web Designers
Image compression is found in every native media format. However, the difference between GIF, PNG, and…
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Large Background Images in Web Design: Tips and Examples
In this article I want to put together a few solid techniques for building big, oversized…
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10 Most Common Types of Web Developers
How many developers do you know in your life? If you work with a group of…
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How To Remove Unnecessary Modules in jQuery
jQuery is undoubtedly the most popular JavaScript library, (almost) every website on this planet is using…
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33 Redesign of Popular Websites For Your Inspiration
Not every designer gets a chance to work on the design of a popular brand or…
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A Look Into: CSS3 2D Transformations
The Transformation module is a tremendous addition in CSS3, it takes the way we manipulate elements…
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5 Superstitions in Design That Clients Believe
People are amazingly self-deceptive. We allow ourselves to believe many things that aren’t true, simply because…
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Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (June 2019)
It’s time again for us to share fresh resources for our fellow web developers. Our collection…
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Tips to Creating Beautiful Restaurant Website
When it comes to designing a restaurant website, there are some things that you should put…
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How to Test Website Across Multiple Browsers and Devices Synchronously
When building a responsive website we’ll need to test it in multiple screen-sizes to make sure…
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How to improve the Time To First Byte (TTFB) of your WordPress site
The Time To First Byte (TTFB), or server response time, of your WordPress site can be an important indicator of performance. It doesn’t represent the whole picture, but a very specific part in the process.
Time to First Byte is a measure of how fast your server responds when someone tries to visit a page on your site. Specifically, it’s measuring how long it takes from the time the browser asks the server for the page, to when the browser receives the first piece of data from the server.
Visitors want sites to feel fast, so the sooner some meaningful content is displayed on the screen, the better. TTFB can influence this – the faster the server responds, the faster content can get to the user.
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Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (May 2019)
The Web has changed a lot compared to when I just got started in this industry….
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15 Design Tools & Resources to Try
As a web designer or design agency, you’ve learned to keep a close watch on design…
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Tech Job Interviews 101: 15 Web Designer Interview Questions Explained
Get Our FREE Guide to Landing a Remote Job You Love Say goodbye to the 9-to-5….
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Why You Should Redesign Your Website in 2021
Improve Your Online Presence With Website Redesign If you own a website, you know how important…
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80 Inspirational Design Portfolios to Bump Up Your Creativity
The age of information remains fiercely competitive. You have to raise the bar over and over…
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Changing The Face Of Web Design: A Case Study of 25 Years
The World Wide Web celebrated its 25th birthday on March 11 2014 and during its evolution,…
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Top 3 Reasons to Hire a Web Design Agency over a Solo Web Designer
We were recently pleased to be contacted by an old client of ours for some work….
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30 Beautiful Resume Designs For Your Inspiration, Vol. 4
It’s a competitive job market we hunt jobs in and sorry to say, resumes created in…
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10+ Free Multi-Purpose Vector Icon Sets for Designers
Any web-related project requires the use of icons. Creating icons for each project you have is…
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Creating CSS Image Sprite with Compass
CSS Image Sprite is a method of combining several images into one image file to reduce…
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9 Indie Marketplaces to Sell Your Designs
These days, it’s easier than ever to share your creations with the world. There are numerous…
