Creative UI Interactions
A fresh selection of motion design and animation inspiration from Dribbble.
A fresh selection of motion design and animation inspiration from Dribbble.
Responsive web design (RWD) is an approach to web development that ensures a website’s layout and functionality adapt smoothly to various screen sizes and devices. Unlike traditional fixed or adaptive designs, responsive design employs a fluid and flexible layout that adjusts dynamically, providing an optimal viewing experience regardless of the device being used.
Imagine pouring your heart and soul into a product, only to discover later that nobody wants to use it. This is a real risk when you design without user research. By prioritizing what your users truly need, you can create solutions that are not only intuitive but also drive positive business outcomes.
The battle between headless and traditional content management systems (CMS) is one of the biggest debates going on in the web design industry.
In today’s digital landscape, a responsive website is crucial for providing a seamless user experience across various devices. For those using Wix Studio to build their sites, ensuring that their design looks great and functions well on all screen sizes can be a challenge. Fortunately, tools like Pixefy make it easy to check and optimize the responsiveness of their Wix Studio website.
Michelle Barker is onto an excellent idea in Progressively Enhanced Popover Toggletips. Her idea is that footnotes are the perfect sort of thing to make popovers. You know popovers: It’s like when I put a superset1 number in a sentence (like I just did) and then link it down to the bottom of the post to explain something in more detail which would have been distracting detail to put in the paragraph…
Let’s explore how this principle can make your interfaces more intuitive and user-friendly.
The great thing about being a freelancer is that you’re in charge. That can also work against you, though. You make all the decisions. So, who’s to blame when something goes wrong? Just take a look in the mirror.
Learn how to visually test websites using Chromatic and Playwright to ensure that web interfaces remain visually consistent and free of bugs.
The primary goal of this is to provide a better user experience. I am unsure what are the implications for SEO, but I am hoping that it will be positive. I will keep you updated on this.