Web design is an art, merging technology with psychology. Your website serves as your brand’s silent representative in the digital universe, yet be wary: hidden dangers such as poor planning, user experience issues, or disregarding SEO could pose threats that undermine engagement, traffic, or reputation of your website.
On the 1st of August, Google announced a total revamp of the Fitbit app. The company has simplified the app’s design, reducing visual clutter to streamline the user experience.
DASUNG just unveiled the world’s first full-color E-ink monitor. The new release promises to be more efficient and easier on the eyes than traditional LED and OLED screens.
As a web designer, you constantly need images that match ideas, fit with themes, or conform to your client’s whims. Trawling stock sites for images that might not exist is tedious and unproductive. Wouldn’t it be awesome if you could conjure up graphics just by describing what you need?
A Dutch Redditor posted a phone repair company’s creative advertisement last week, and designers were blown away by its ingenious double meaning.
Apple began accepting applications for one-day Vision Pro developer labs earlier this week. The sessions will allow developers to test and optimize their apps for the Apple Vision Pro.
Color plays a fundamental role in our lives. It sets the tone, evokes emotions, and influences our mood. Consequently, the colors you use for a website can have a tremendous impact on how a brand is perceived. Today, we will delve into the world of positive colors, their effect on web design, and how they can infuse your design with a sense of optimism.
Reddit is taking critical steps to improve the user experience for logged-out visitors. Updates include a streamlined UI, more helpful search results, and improved performance.
Stack Overflow just unveiled a roadmap detailing its plan for a new AI tool aimed at developers. OverflowAI promises semantic search functions, personalized answers, and seamless integration with developer utilities.
Ever feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of video editing options available to you? You’re not alone: beginners demand simplicity, professionals crave advanced features, and businesses need budget-friendly apps.
