Having a distinguishable logo is a must-have for every company. It is completely reasonable not to change your logotype for several years, even a decade, but a logo refreshment from every now and then to make your brand appear more stylish is always a good idea.
More than 20,000 developers from 153 countries around the world participated in a survey about JavaScript libraries, frameworks, text editors, and flavors they use and love. Their answers were gathered together to create The State of JavaScript in 2018 as an invaluable collection of stats and insights about JS technologies.
“You must stay drunk on writing so reality cannot destroy you”, wrote an American novelist Ray Bradbury in his book Zen in the Art of Writing. He was referring to the art of writing fiction, of course, and here we have just the opposite advice for you regarding the art of the UX writing: for every word that you write, make sure to do the reality check.
When Craig Alan was a child, his parents had found out that he was pretty good at crayon-drawing on the walls. When he was 7, they discovered his exquisite love for details. And today, Craig Alan is a renown American painter, best-known for his Populus series of portraits that will blow your mind.
You may have a brilliant idea for a successful mobile application, but be careful – there is a good chance that the Android or iOS app that empowers your idea already exists. So, make a quick online research. What do results show you?
Are you in a mood for coffee? Do you like it to be freshly roasted, with a nutty flavor, and French pressed? Or do you prefer the good old espresso shot? Perhaps you are a coffee aficionado with your own professional apparatus, and you simply love making your specialty coffee by yourself?
Let us assume that you just got yourself the latest version of a smartphone with a full range of innovative applications, sleek design, and amazing performances. You cannot wait to try it out, but there seems to be a problem. Some of the web pages seem unadjusted to your phone screen or even appear as broken. How come?
Thousands of free script fonts can be found on the Internet, and those may all look alike to an untrained eye. But, professional designers know the ultimate typeface when they see it. In the endless field of exquisite fonts, designers unmistakably recognize the one that perfectly suits their project.
Simple, yet powerful. That would be the shortest description of what your website should look like if you want it to be accessible, functional, profitable, and eye-catching. It doesn’t matter if you run an e-commerce giant, a start-up web presentation, or a personal portfolio website, those would be the words to hold on to – simple and powerful.
No one wants their website to be perceived as disruptive, annoying, or unpleasant. Instead of that, everyone desires it to be sleek and elegant, introducing smart navigation and smooth transitions. But, what if your clients insist on implementing all sorts of pop-ups all around the pages? Could there be a positive outcome from that?
