UX Design and GDPR: Everything You Need to Know

UX DesignArmen Ghazaryan • May 23, 2018

UX and GDPR: Everything You Need to Know

The internet is where we spend a lot of our time, whether working, studying or communicating. And if in physical life there are very clear laws and regulations in terms of privacy and personal life, things are quite different on …

Designing a Portfolio Website with Oversized Typography

Website DesignJake Rocheleau • May 17, 2018

The goal of any portfolio site is to showcase your work. That’s a given. But you also want to sell your work in a way that grabs attention. You can do this with visuals, or by focusing just on content. Or by …

Website Design Examples for ICO Campaigns

Website ExamplesNataly Birch • May 04, 2018

Websites Design Examples for ICO Campaigns

Cryptocurrency, blockchain, ICO. Do these words sound familiar to you? If so, then you probably have some crypto cash in a digital wallet. It is safe to say that despite all the recent falls and bans, cryptocurrency is still popular. …

Tabbed Widgets in Web Design: UI Examples & Free Plugins

CodingJake Rocheleau • May 01, 2018

Certain layouts work really well with tabs. You can show/hide content on the page like Q&A sections or to load dynamic content via Ajax. The trouble is adding tabs into a page that work well and are easy to setup. …

How to Start a Web Design Project [Infographic]

DesignAndrian Valeanu • April 26, 2018

There’s a first time for everything — and it’s finally time for your very first web design project! While landing your first gig is a huge accomplishment in itself, keeping your first client happy requires a whole different set of skills. …

What in the World Are Microinteractions?

UX DesignPaula Borowska • April 23, 2018

Microinteractions are all around us. Simply put, it’s a specific moment of interaction with a user interface. Let me give you a common example: When a user taps on a button in a mobile app, and the button pulls down …

Best Free Fonts You Should Try in 2026

FreebiesNataly Birch • March 30, 2018

A picture is worth a thousand words. We all know that an image can be very descriptive, but, like it or not, we can’t design without text. Only with words can we be sure that readers get the exact message. …

Adobe Discontinues Muse and Business Catalyst Service

NewsDoru Ciobanu • March 28, 2018

Some of you remember Muse, Adobe’s tool for creating websites. In case if you didn’t know, the app was still available for purchase from Adobe, but the latest major release was in 2015. And finally, on March 26, Adobe updated …

Explore the Future of Typography with FS Industrie by Fontsmith

NewsDoru Ciobanu • March 27, 2018

Fontsmith, the type foundry behind fonts like Hackney and Ingrid, launched FS Industrie, an adaptive type system that features five different widths and seven weights, for a total of more than 70 variants. Founded in 1997 by Jason Smith, Fontsmith, …

Progress Step UI Design Patterns: Tips, Freebies & Code Snippets

DesignJake Rocheleau • March 26, 2018

Progress steps are great for user experience. You typically find these on signup pages and checkout forms where the user needs to enter data across multiple steps. Breadcrumbs can also use this progress UI since they flow in a natural hierarchical …