Creating an infinite horizontal logo scroll effect with pure CSS is a simple yet powerful way to add dynamic movement to a website. This tutorial will walk you through building an infinite scroll effect with added hover effects that allow the user to pause scrolling and scale each logo slightly when hovered.
AI’s new capability to operate computers directly could redefine user experience, from aiding disabled users to automating complex tasks. AI will soon be able to run usability studies, once it can observe the user’s actions and the computer’s response.
Google Photos continues to get new and improved features on a regular basis, and one of the most recent Android updates has focused on video editing. Even if you don’t have the latest Pixel 9 phone (which is required if you want to try out the weird new Reimagine tool), you can now speed up, slow down, and enhance your clips with a few taps as well as trim them down…
A big thing you need to contend with when working on design systems is anticipating all the different ways someone may use a component. The idea here is that you then preemptively provide sensible behavior and safeguards to keep things working well.
In a competitive online world, your website must boast a color palette that appeals to your ideal target audience, encourages conversions, and enhances your brand’s visual identity.
Front End Development is the practice of creating user interfaces for websites and applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Flowbite Qwik is an official Flowbite component library for Qwik. All interactivities are handled by Qwik
Today, having a well-developed online platform is applicable to almost all businesses, as any initiative is highly competitive in the market
This article explores the fundamentals of color psychology, color selection methods, and successful examples in UX design.
Back in the old days, when I was building web sites by hand, in the snow, uphill, both ways, jQuery was my default tool when building any kind of interactivity on a web page. Way before I even considered building apps, jQuery was the workhorse that made cross-browser web development easy, or at least a little less painful. In 2024, it’s still in use on the vast majority of web sites. (I’ve…
