Your website has to be user friendly. If your website usability is poor and your site is hard to use, customers are more likely to bounce off the site, reducing your chances for success. This means that it is important to make sure that your website usability is tested with easy to navigate and to use architecture, after all you want an intuitive website. The good news is that there are online usability tools that can help you figure out how others see your website. Read More
Responsive web design is a hot topic in the design/development community right now, many sites are converting their design to incorporate a responsive layout and for many new builds a responsive design that serves many different browsers and media sizes is a must.Last week DesignWoop published a post providing a selection of tools to help you create a responsive design, today we will look at a selection of websites that are responsive and immaculately designed. Read More
Nowadays people are dependent on Internet. They’re using laptops, netbooks, tablets, smartphones and even TVs to surf Internet. These devices have different screens and resolutions and it can be really hard to create website which works properly on all of these devices.But there is a solution. Responsive design is all about adjusting designs to accommodate screens of different sizes. If you want to create a responsive web design you should use fluid grids, images and queries. In this post you will find 20 useful tools for creating responsive web design.
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So I had a dabbble (notice the three b’s) at my first Chrome extension last week and so far I have had great feedback on the result that came from it. Been a user of dribbble myself, I thought it would be quite cool to be able to quickly preview the latest shots straight from my browser toolbar. Read More
Chrome officially rocks! right? I officially made the it my default web browser at work last week which is a big move for me as I have been a dedicated Firefoxian for several years. After Google added extension support to its browser I was hooked! Read More
If you tend to put a lot of PNG images on your websites like I do, then you will know how much of a pain IE6 is! IE6 can display PNG images but it doesn’t play to well with transparent ones, in fact, the transparency won’t work at all! To get around this I have been using the following css hack to display a GIF image in IE6… Read More
Where to start with IE6! Well for a web designer, its the devil! Literally! It’s been a nightmare for many years now. The browser is so out of date its unreal, and its Microsoft’s responsibility to do something about it. They have now had long enough, and now its our duty to give them a push! Read More