Category: Web Design
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Frequency of hand coding versus using platforms like Webflow
The Importance of Coding Skills for Aspiring Web Designers As I embark on my journey into web design, with the goal of launching my freelancing career in the next 6 to 8 months, I’m frequently confronted with a crucial question: how often should I rely on coding—such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript—instead of utilizing no-code…
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I’ve been out of the loop since 2019. Where can I catch up on the latest trends and technologies?
Exploring the Latest Design Trends and Technologies: A Comprehensive Guide Hello, fellow creatives! It’s been quite a break for me since 2019, and I’m eager to dive back into the world of design and technology. If you’re in a similar boat, you may be wondering where to find the latest trends, techniques, and tools that…
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Sharing 800+ Web Design Resources from My 10-Year Career. Missing Any Favorites?
Showoff Saturday: Over 800 Top-notch Web Design Resources from a Decade of Experience! Welcome to this week’s edition of Showoff Saturday! Throughout my ten years in the web design industry, I’ve meticulously compiled a treasure trove of over 800 invaluable resources. Regularly updated and thoroughly curated, this collection is not just extensive—it’s also reliable, ensuring…
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A Working Terminal, Generative Art, SFX, and More! Should SFX Make a Website Comeback?
The Renaissance of Sound Effects in Web Design: A Creative Exploration The digital landscape has evolved dramatically over the years, leading to innovative design elements that emphasize user engagement and creativity. One intriguing aspect that’s been quietly sidelined in recent times is sound effects. From dynamic terminals to captivating generative art on canvas, the incorporation…
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Opinions on a No-Scroll Website Design?
Rethinking the No-Scroll Website: Pros and Cons for Portfolio Design As I embark on creating my portfolio website, I’ve been contemplating a design trend that I’ve encountered in many other designers’ works: the no-scroll layout. This format typically features a single-page, continuous scrolling experience, but often lacks essential navigation tools like a sticky menu or…
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How do you balance user intuition with accessibility in UI/UX design?
Striking the Perfect Balance: Navigating User Autonomy and Accessibility in UI/UX Design When it comes to creating an engaging user interface, designers often find themselves at a crossroads between two compelling philosophies: allowing users to explore independently and ensuring immediate clarity. This balance becomes particularly poignant when designing complex systems, as we aim to cater…
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Does this look cool?
Is This Trendy? Let’s Dive In! When it comes to assessing what’s fashionable or stylish, the conversation often stirs excitement and curiosity. Have you ever found yourself asking, “Is this cool?” It’s a question that arises in various contexts—whether it’s a new piece of clothing, a unique gadget, or even a trendy café. In today’s…
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Is it possible for a website to be overly interactive? Over to you, Drunk Elephant.
Is There Such a Thing as Too Much Interactivity in Web Design? A Discussion on Drunk Elephant’s Website As a passionate web user and explorer of skincare brands, I found myself navigating the Drunk Elephant website recently while on the hunt for a new moisturizer. However, what I encountered left me feeling overwhelmed rather than…
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Any tools to generate color schemes from primary, secondary, etc. colors?
Discovering Color Harmony: Essential Tools for Color Generation Hello, fellow creatives! Are you on the lookout for effective tools to help you generate color palettes using primary, secondary, and tertiary colors? If so, you’re in the right place! Color is a vital aspect of design, art, and branding, and having the right tools at your…