We’re well into 2019 now, and the web development world is in many ways different from the 2018 edition. While all of the front-end technologies and practices that piqued people’s excitement in the last twelve months or so are still here, new trends are gradually cropping up. The key principle that all web developers, including … Continue reading “5 Hottest Web Development Trends in 2019”
According to the latest statistical data, the number of WordPress-based websites in the United States is over 9.6 million. WordPress is the most popular open-source platform in the world, boasting a share of over 50%. It powers numerous types of websites, starting from blogs and job boards and ending with business directories and Q&A websites. … Continue reading “7 Tips on Making Your WordPress Site Hack-Proof Without Changing a Line of Code”
Just how important is the home icon on your site? Does it even matter anymore, or is the symbol somewhat outdated and defunct? One of the most important aspects of an icon is the meaning behind that icon. Will people readily recognize what the icon means when they see it? Even the most beautifully designed … Continue reading “Do Home Icons Matter on a Site?”
Not sure which web design trends you should send to the scrap-heap this year? We’ve compiled a handy list to help you. Avoid these at all costs…
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Let’s take a look at some of this year’s most crucial web design trends. Each has its pros and cons, so choose from them wisely.
When it comes to building a website from scratch, many bloggers prefer ready-made HTML templates. Why? It’s simple, just fill in the blanks with your content, and your site is actually ready to go.
So you have a great looking website and your checklist has you covered. But does your checklist include a color contrast check? Are you wondering what that is?
Let’s first walk through the basics of color contrast and then we’ll move on to some tools and techniques you can use to make color contrast a part of your workflow.
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