Understanding how search engines crawl, render, and index web pages is crucial for optimizing sites for search engines. Over the years, as search engines like Google change their processes, it’s tough to keep track of what works and doesn’t—especially with client-side JavaScript.
As all the youngsters prepare to go back to school, you can tackle some learning too with these website design trends. Each trend this month incorporates interactivity elements to help sway website visitors into action quickly.
When we say ‘building a website’, what we really mean is employing an experienced team of web designers and developers to build it for you. It’s true that there are many website builders available to use for free to create a basic website. When you’re running a start-up, with all the stress and pressure that is involved, you might be tempted to cut corners by building your own site this way.
Mastering the art of prototyping is akin to wielding a powerful toolset that empowers designers and developers to iterate, refine, and ultimately deliver products that resonate deeply with their audience.
Make your Spline scenes load faster and smoother, improve the user experience, and reduce the bounce rate on your website.
In traditional responsive design, we rely on media queries to change styles based on the overall viewport size. This works well for adjusting layouts for different screen sizes, but it falls short when you need components to adapt based on their container’s size.
The usual recruitment process never has a single stage. In almost every case, you can expect a multi-stage process consisting of an interview with HR (the so-called company culture-fit interview), a technical interview (the one where you actually discuss design with a design leader), an assignment, and sometimes an interview with the product team and/or a director or VP of the department. The last one is expected for senior roles,…
The internet is responsible for up to 5% of global emissions. That’s more than the airline industry.
Many UX professionals often find themselves working alone, and usually face more projects impacting user experience than they can handle. In this article, Paul Boag explains how UX teams can be transformed into a significant driver of customer-centric innovation within organizations.
HP’s design system team reveals how they used Figma to streamline processes, break down silos, and save developers time.
