Posts in category:Web design

The digital landscape changes every day with new trends and expectations emerging both from your users and competitors. Some of these trends are only passing fancies while others manage to stay and sometimes, even shift the paradigm of UX/UI design, ushering in a new era and setting a new standard to which now everybody else has to measure up.

Last time, we’ve discussed the migration process to Figma within an agency and the possible benefits such a move may have for a team.

We’ve already touched the subject of the abundance of tools out there both for designers and developers in this fast-paced industry. Sometimes, it seems like new applications seem to grow from the ground the latest one trying to outpace the others in every way possible.

In the world of design, comfort is a luxury designers rarely have. The nature of their game demands them to constantly be alert, to constantly evolve their chops and craft. New clients often mean new solutions and a set of new challenges. In such a dynamic scene, it’s safe to say that sometimes, the only things that let designers get back in their comfort zones are their trusty design tools.

With literally millions of websites on the world wide web, when a business owner decides to refresh their web app, let’s just say they have their work cut out for them, especially if they want to catch up with the best-performing sites and the latest trends. 

As an owner of a business with an online presence, you are certainly aware of the influence website design has on your market success. However, you also know that web design is not a one-time-only thing, rather it’s an ongoing process. As times change, different digital eras usher in giving space to new web design trends, making features that sold yesterday obsolete today.

Being in shape and eating healthy is a hot trend right now. Starting more or less as a subculture- movement back in the ‘40s, bodybuilders and fitness enthusiast were first seen as “outsiders” and “odd” but thanks to a few individuals, like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Reg Park, Lou Ferrigno, Larry Scott, and Frank Zane, physical culture has risen from its underground status and became a huge industry with different branches grossing over billions in revenue nowadays each year.

We bet you’ve never met anyone who said they don’t like to travel. That’s why today, tourism holds one of the most prominent places among the world industries. The near $10 trillion global revenue made by tourism and traveling, in 2019 alone, goes to show just how important traveling is in our lives. As the interest further increases, traveling receives more attention, demands, and fans, but competition as well. An amazing website dedicated to traveling is unique, picturesque, and attention-grabbing – and we’re here to show you how to make one.

Competition among distribution and logistics firms is just as fierce as among other companies in other, more “in-your-face” industries (for lack of better words), and every logistics professional can attest to that.

With loads of feature-packed software, multi-purposeful tools, and “the must” plugins, web designers surely have it all? Well, not so much. Most of the time, these design tools dubbed as game-changers, in reality, provide little value to designers. Therefore, we’ve explored the design industry nooks and present you with the 10 web design tools essential for 2020.