Progressive Web Apps(PWAs) is the advanced version of website, which utilises latests technologies such as service workers, cache and Push APIs. This has enabled web developers to allow users to install web apps to their home screen, receive push notifications and even work offline. Read More “An Overview of Progressive Web Apps”
CSS frameworks are pre-prepared software frameworks that are meant to allow for easier, more standards-compliant web design using the Cascading Style Sheets language. Most of these frameworks contain at least a grid. Read More “Top 5 CSS Frameworks”
PureCSS is a set of small, responsive CSS modules from Yahoo that you can start using in your next web project. Pure builds on Normalize.css and provides layout and styling for native HTML elements and the most common UI components. Pure has minimal styles and most of all it encourages to write your application styles on top of it, also makes easy to override styles. Read More “An Overview of PureCSS”
A Flexbox is a screen layout mode which provides an efficient way of arranging items in a box even when their sizes are not known. It increases the predictability over the settings of items even when you’re using different screen resolutions. This is done by altering the dimensions of the items, by the container, to generate a sleek view for the users. Read More “CSS – Flexbox”
When it comes to web design there are a number of elements that can make a website not only stand out but drive more traffic and sales. When you may always include the basic information and details there are some key components that can really enhance the website. Here a few of these key features you will want to start considering including in your design from now on. Read More “Web Design Best Practices”
A website is a great way to attract customers and visitors. Visitors will never appreciate a dull and boring looking website. A good looking website does not only increase traffic but impacts many other aspects. Your website design can have an impact on the readability, ease of use, navigation and much more. Typography plays a huge role in creating a pleasing experience for your website visitors. Typography can also be used to highlight the message and mood of the specific website. Read More “Typography in Web Design”
If you are new to the world of CSS, the terms “Pseudo classes and Pseudo elements” will seem like technical jargon to you. Therefore, I will start with the basic concept and then take you to the level of understanding pseudo classes and pseudo elements. Read More “Pseudo classes and Pseudo elements”
Material design is the construction and formulation of visual language that blends the standard rules of a finely crafted and planned design with the modernism, advancement and a prospect of technology and science for its users. This venture will continue to advance once the rules and data is set. Google’s material design has changed people’s perspective to work with interfaces, clear designs and easy to use guidelines. Read More “Google Material Design”
When it comes to creating a web page, there are two approaches you can take. You either start with the actual design of the site or you start with the content. While many argue which approach is the best approach when you consider that fact that you want to design the best UX design then there is little to no question that content should come first. The content first design focuses on the content of the web design first and often makes the content the focus of the design. Read More “Content First Design”
CSS3 animations are not new in the web development industry. These modules have been around for a number of years but new functions have been created to allow from much smoother and maintainable animations. Read More “Understanding CSS3 Animation”