By Alex Caldwell
Tuesday December 22nd, 2015
The flexbox box layout is a great technological advancement on the web. In this article, I’ll share some tips on when to (and when not to) use flexbox with some Sass and jQuery for backwards compatibility.
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By Alex Caldwell
Monday August 24th, 2015
Where has the soul in web design gone? The web in general has grown in the right direction in terms of usability, but we've lost some of the bold creativity in the process. How can we recapture the soul? And more importantly why should we?
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By Jessica Warhus
Tuesday June 2nd, 2015
Human behavior is greatly influenced by unconscious thought. With a basic understanding of human cognition, we can help anticipate user behavior.
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By Jason Brewer
Wednesday February 25th, 2015
Custom website costs will vary based on your company size, extent of needs, features and functionality, and the quality and experience of your website design company. So how do you decide what company, budget and website solution is right for you?
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By Jason Brewer
Wednesday February 25th, 2015
Unsure whether to go custom or template with your website? This article outlines the reasons to choose each option, based on factors like company size, needs, functionality and budget.
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By Drew Thomas
Monday December 29th, 2014
Installable web apps are apps that can be installed on phones or tablets outside of the device's app store. They also may be the future of the open web and apps in general.
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By Alex Caldwell
Monday November 24th, 2014
In this article, we'll dissect two approaches to creating responsive web design menus; the slide down and the slide in. We'll look at the HTML, CSS, and jQuery to make these mobile friendly menus function.
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By Alex Caldwell
Friday August 8th, 2014
Your website's navigation is a crucial piece of the user experience. When executed well it will help user engagement and result in a higher conversion rate. This article will give you general guidelines for structuring your navigation to work for your user's needs.
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By Drew Thomas
Thursday July 17th, 2014
The transition from skeuomorphic design to flat design is old news. Gone are the days of emulating real life in a digital form… or are they?
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By Hannah Volz
Wednesday April 30th, 2014
The design industry is highly saturated these days, thus increasing the level of quality necessary to be truly innovative. I've compiled some noteworthy work from various mediums of design to highlight the innovation that still exists in such a crowded market.
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