By Stephan Jukic on Aug 11, 2015 03:11 pm  Typographers, students and professionals in related arts and lovers of typography are looking forward to a brilliant type-centric conference running August 12th to the 16th. In Denver, Colorado, the TypeCon 2015 conference kicks off under the tag "Condensed". Last year's conference held in Washington, DC went by the tagline "Capitalized" and the 2013 conference in... Read More at TypeCon 2015 Kicks Off in Denver, CO
By Daniel Schwarz on Aug 11, 2015 11:56 am  Designs of the Eastern world habitually receive a bad reputation. I am by no means an expert on Asian culture, but for example I understand that historically one in four users in China were still using Internet Explorer 6. Google Chrome is now on the rise with a 30% market share, and with statistics like... Read More at 10 Restaurant Websites with an Oriental Theme
By Jake Rocheleau on Aug 11, 2015 09:00 am  In the context of web design the definition of “fidelity” refers to the level of exactness in which a design is recreated. Low-fidelity wireframes are not very exact and focus more on the general picture. High-fidelity wireframes should feel much more exhaustive in the nature of both design and content. Not all designers like to... Read More at Transitioning from Low-Fidelity to High-Fidelity Wireframes
By Daniel Schwarz on Aug 10, 2015 01:00 pm  It's no secret that Sketch App by Bohemian Coding has been battling head-to-head with Adobe's Photoshop to be the ultimate design tool for creating user interfaces and website mockups. In fact, there are now more Sketch resources on Creative Market than Photoshop resources! Just take a look at these stunning UI kits for Sketch App... Read More at 10 Free Sketch App UI Kits
By Jake Rocheleau on Aug 10, 2015 07:30 am  Modal windows are the latest style of inline popups for the web. These content blocks appear on top of a website instead of literally opening a new browser window. Most of the time this lovely replacement for the popup window can be very handy. But when used inappropriately or unnecessarily it can severely damage the... Read More at Focus On: Modal Windows in Web Design
By Jake Rocheleau on Aug 09, 2015 09:00 am  The initial design phase of a website caters more toward composition and page structure. But once you move into the nitty-gritty stuff you’ll be paying much more attention to content structure. This minutiae becomes critical when mapping out pixel-perfect mockups and page designs. I’d like to cover a series of tips outlining best practices for... Read More at Basic Guidelines for Typographic Hierarchy on the Web
By Jake Rocheleau on Aug 08, 2015 09:00 am  Web design is comprised of two interrelated yet unique subjects. General interface design is about aesthetic ideas while user experience design is about how an interface works. Both concepts should be applied to all areas of design from a full page layout to the individualistic elements in each section. This post will cover some of... Read More at UI/UX Principles for Tabbed Website Widgets
By Jake Rocheleau on Aug 07, 2015 04:54 pm  Today Apple.com received a big overhaul. At first glance you may think the layout looks exactly the same – and mostly you’d be right. But the flow of user experience for purchasing stuff has been completely revamped. This new design is really meant to reduce confusion. The old design had 2 designated areas of the... Read More at Apple Redesign Makes Buying a Lot Easier
By Jake Rocheleau on Aug 07, 2015 12:00 pm  Although modern browsers have been improving rapidly there’s still a need for backwards compatibility. Web standards have reached a turning point where most devices are capable of supporting CSS3 features. However it’s crucial to understand your audience and learn how to manage visitors who are not at the precipice of change. These useful tips and... Read More at Tips for CSS3 Browser Support & Fallback Methods
By Stephan Jukic on Aug 07, 2015 05:01 am  For those of you who aren't familiar, the WebKit Open Source Project is the development of WebKit’s open source browser and layout engine for the rendering of web pages in Apple's Safari browser. WebKit is also used by Dashboard, Mail, and some other OS X applications. A branch of WebKit is even used by Google... Read More at The WebKit Project Reveals its New Logo
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