by Code Realm Meet Material-UI — your new favorite user interface libraryUpdate (17/05/2018): Material-UI v1.0.0 is out! Check out this post by Olivier.Huh? Yet another library? What’s wrong with Bootstrap? And why not v0.20? Great questions! Let’s start…

This week’s Designer News (N.434) includes Free Wireframing Sheets, A Quick Rundown of the New Gmail, Why Users Make More Errors with Instant Inline Validation, How to Make Front-End Developers Happy, Scrolling Interactions and Techniques, a Free Jekyll Template…

Did you know you're committing a sin of readability if you use pure black on your designs? A survey found "58 percent of adults in the U.S." have experienced eye strain from working on computers.

What if I told you that you can create better and more intuitive user interface by following 4 simple principles? This article will tell you what these 4 simple principles are. And, it will also give you some ideas on how to apply them. Take your UI design…

Do sites that explain their ‘concept’ in a simple way have a better shot at mass-appeal with users? Being aware of the importance of ‘high-concept’ allows us — as designers — to really focus on user’s initial impressions. The most successful blockbusters…

This week’s Designer News (N.439) includes Solving Life's Problems with CSS, Jam Icons, Text Editing Techniques, Dynamic Bézier Curves, Cool Backgrounds, Lessons Learned While Developing WordPress Plugins, How CSS Works: Understanding the Cascade and more.

If you were one of those kids that wondered why you had to attend all those math classes and learn about angles and algebra, well, so was I.

The way we design websites has undergone some more and some less radical changes over the past years. With the introduction of CSS flexbox, a major change has t

The placeholder attribute contains a surprising amount of issues that prevent it from delivering on what it promises. The presence of a placeholder attribute won’t be flagged by automated accessibility checking software. However, this doesn’t necessarily…

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In this article, the beginning of a series on Flexbox, Rachel Andrew will take a detailed look at what actually happens when you add display: flex to your stylesheet. She will take the initial values of Flexbox, in order to explain what actually happens when…

There are folks all over the globe who are unable to easily complete everyday tasks for themselves. Luckily, developers and designers can help by experimenting with voice technology that empowers them to complete tasks that others may take for granted.

A 404 page should do more than apologize for poor navigation on behalf of your website. Here’s why making an effort with a 404 page could better your website’s chances of people coming back despite the inconvenience, and how to track those errors to reduce…

At Squadlytics we have a strong commitment to simplicity and we have put a little framework together to help measure friction in our product.

What your buttons say is as important as how they look. Using the wrong words on your button labels cause users confusion, more work, and slower task times. If you want to make it easy for users to take action on your app, you need to choose the right words…

The Web Moves Fast, Keep Up!

My redesign process has been ongoing for two years! As such, I thought it might be worthwhile to examine why I’m struggling and maybe find a solution.

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How can we, as web professionals, help to make the web more energy efficient? From data centres to transmission networks to the devices that we hold in our …

In this article, Andy Budd shares his way of requesting feedback: rather than sharing a linear case study that explains every design revision, the first thing to do would be to better frame the problem.