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In this article we outline what every business needs to know about web design to help you increase sales. Via Des Kirby, massimo facchinetti 
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Color is such a fundamental part of the way we perceive the world that we often take it for granted. Think about it: From the youthful and vivid orange on someone’s attire to the gray and gloomy sky above us, colors have the power to mold our perceptions of others and even the circumstances we find ourselves in. This is why one of the most powerful tools in a designer’s arsenal is color. It can either make or break a design; it can be the determining factor in engaging viewers or sending them promptly on their way. As a non-designer, I often find it difficult to find just the right colors for my amateur projects. Whether I’m creating a simple image to support my content or more elaborate projects such as a slide deck or infographic, I frequently spend a good amount of time looking for the perfect color scheme. I ask myself questions like: Do I want my design to be inviting? Provocative and bold? Or intelligent and elegant? Unless you’re a seasoned designer, it takes time and effort to find a color combination that works, which is why the design team at Visme decided to provide our users with a handy list of beautiful color schemes from websites that have been recognized by Awwwards, the most prestigious award for Web designers and developers.... Via Jeff Domansky
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April 15, 2017 12:15 PM
A list of 50 color schemes from award-winning websites, and how to apply them in Visme using the hex color codes. 
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April 17, 2017 8:29 AM
A list of 50 color schemes from award-winning websites, and how to apply them in Visme using the hex color codes.
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When it comes to the list of companies offering web development and design services in Los Angeles, SEO and Web Service emerges as the leader. What makes it so? Via SEO and Web Service
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Adobe, one of the world’s largest and most powerful software companies, is trying something new: It's applying machine learning and image recognition to graphic and web design. In an unnamed project, the company has created tools that automate designers' tasks, like cropping photos and designing web pages. Should designers be worried? The new project, which uses Adobe’s AI and machine learning program Sensei and integrates into the Adobe Experience Manager CMS, will debut at the company’s Sneaks competition later in March. While Adobe hasn’t committed to integrating it into any of its products, it’s one of the most ambitious attempts to marry machine learning and graphic design to date. There have been efforts to use AI in the design world before—for instance, Wix’s Advance Design Intelligence and automated projects like Mark Maker, but Adobe’s is notable because of the company’s sheer reach in the design world. Although it’s just a prototype, it’s one to watch closely.... Via Jeff Domansky
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March 15, 2017 2:55 AM
An experimental Adobe project brings machine learning and artificial intelligence to the graphic and web design worlds. That might not be a bad thing. Bring it on!
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Scroll triggered animations and cinemagraphs
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February 7, 2017 2:37 PM
Ernesto Olivares has valuable insight into the up-and-coming web and graphic design trends to watch in 2017. Pay close attention to cinemagraphs. 
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February 8, 2017 8:53 AM
(From the article): 2016 was the year of mobile-first. 2017 will be the year of mobile-only. Am I being too radical? In 2015, mobile accounted for 56% of all traffic to top sites. The percentage has only gone up. While we still don’t have data for 2016, experts think mobile traffic may well surpass 60% of total (mobile is in the fact the only device that continues to grow in traffic). Long gone are the days of designing a web experience for desktop users, and then adapting that to tablet and smartphone screens. As a designer, you’ll be expected to design for mobile, period. That will cover most of your users. If there’s anything to adapt, it will be on the desktop version of your site. Mobile is the new gold standard for web design. Which means that mobile features, such as the hamburger/hidden menu or full-width screen, will soon be common on desktop sites too. This trend will be a common theme to most of the items in this list.
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In this post, we have compiled together some of best modern sans serif fonts for your latest project or to inspire you for your next assignment. In case, you want to work with a bunch of them together, do check out Canva’s Ultimate Guide to Font Pairing. Via Jeff Domansky
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February 27, 2016 1:43 PM
Fontastic resource for bloggers and designers. 
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March 2, 2016 10:10 AM
Fontastic resource for bloggers and designers. |
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Buttons are a central but often neglected element of web design. Learn to create buttons and CTAs visitors can't help but click in this button design guide. Via massimo facchinetti
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Have you noticed that most websites are, more or less, made up of rectangular boxes? From the rectangular shape of a browser window to the rectangular shape of buttons, websites are mostly rectangular. This is not only practical, it just makes sense. However, that doesn’t mean there is not room for other shapes like circles, triangles, or made up miscellaneous curvatures. I’ve gathered 30 different websites that use different shapes for different purposes. Some of them use random assortments of shape for decorations – like Roadmap – others completely redefine the structure of a web page – like Timetable Records.... Via Jeff Domansky
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March 28, 2017 1:39 AM
Fresh thinking about web design from Onextrapixel.
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An organization will more often choose unique brand names or buy domain name cheap to make acknowledgment among the people Via SEO and Web Service
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There are many new web tools and services for designers and developers launched every month, but how do you know which are the most useful? Which offers the best solution for a project? And which offers the most value for money?
We’ve managed to collect a mix of premium web tools and services covering many areas of web design, that are worth trying out. Take your time, go through the collection, and find the tool that best suits you. Here they are.... Via Jeff Domansky, massimo facchinetti
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I come to you today with my best tips for how to create awesome, attention-grabbing event posters.
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October 2, 2016 12:03 AM
Practical design tips for creating a poster that works to promote your next event. |
