Snacks. Whether you like it or not, you probably cannot restrain yourself from taking a pinch, which then turns into devouring the whole package. Whether it is a movie, Netflix, or simply your favorite TV show – not a single person can resist eating snacks.
Progressive web apps are a hit now. If you are into web development or app development for that matter, you have probably noticed that PWAs are currently a hot topic in this area. And with good reason. They are fast, they load new content, they are safe, easy to use and install. What more can you ask?
Lego. For some, this was the first word we have ever uttered. You can create an infinite number of shapes and worlds with those bricks. Modern artists, however, can create even more. With the help of art direction and digital photography, the possibilities for the creation of new digital pieces is practically never-ending.
PSD to HTML conversion is a web development workflow which many people today unrightfully neglect. Ever since the inception of the World Wide Web and the impact of user experience on the web design process, this age-old approach has been dominating the creation of websites.
Paper cutting is a traditional skill of many civilizations, including Indonesian, Chinese, Japanese, Jewish, Slavic, and Filipino. This ancient craft of cutting out colored paper designs dates back to the second century AD when paper was invented in the Eastern Han Dynasty in China.
Have you ever wondered what programming language Google uses? Or what language was used for writing YouTube, Dropbox, Instagram, Pinterest and many other websites? The answer is Python.
Ben Fearnley is an award-winning digital artist from Manchester, UK. Specializing in CGI, illustration and typography, this talented young designer’s projects recently went viral because of the topic they tackle.
Text editors are every programmer’s basic working tool. You can write code in any text editor, even Notepad! However, you may be missing on some options and fail to deliver everything in a speedy way if you use non-specialized tools.
You see and use them every day. Peanut butter jars, jam or jelly jars, honey packaging jars, heck – there are even salad jars to buy for lunch. They can be a great visual feature and used to draw attention to the product and make it be distinctive among many others.
We know that today everything is online, all-things digital are the hype, and creative inspiration is only a click away. But still, we do not give up on print. Not just yet. And we think neither should you. Why? Because there are some incredible, influential, inspiring print magazines out there, and missing out on them would be such a shame.
