Remember clicking? That sharp, deliberate action where you made a choice, committed to a path, and opened the next door in the digital house? Yeah—clicking is dead. Or at least dying.Slowly, awkwardly
Your website is often the first thing people see, where they go to learn more about you, get information, or even make a purchase. But just having a website isn’t enough; you’ve got to make sure it’s
The downside to making money designing websites is that it’s hyper-competitive. There’s always someone a little better than you, willing to build the same website for a little less than you.But if you
The constituent parts of a typeface design have some bizarre names. Any ideas what a beak might be? How about a crotch? Take our fun quiz and find out how well you know typeface anatomy.Featured image
Everyone needs time off, and this is especially true for creative professions. The brain is like any other organ in your body: when it gets tired, it doesn’t work nearly as well. Keep going when your
We’ll start off with an easy one: Do you know who designed Futura?[ Thanks for playing! This quiz is now closed ]
We’ve all encountered them—the designers who swear by Figma like it’s the holy grail of design tools. You know the ones.They’ll casually drop, “Oh, I don’t know, Figma just makes it so much easier,” a
At this time every year, we like to make some predictions of what the coming 12 months will be like for web designers.Perhaps for you, 2023 was a vintage year, 12 months that you would happily relive.
Web design is a process of carefully planned and researched steps. You have a job to do, and users to satisfy. Ideally, everything you do has a purpose. There is a point to it all.But life is weird, c
Users expect websites to load quickly. As a result, companies like Amazon and Target spend millions of dollars optimizing their sites to make them load as fast as possible because there is a direct co
Do you know logos? Is branding your thing? Then try our fiendishly hard logo quiz…We’ve lined up ten logos belonging to household names. We’ve even given you four options to choose from to identify th
Your navigation menu makes or breaks your website’s UX, which is what you should be primarily designing for at all times. There’s no better service you can provide your clients as a designer than to e
