There is nothing worse than opening up a website that isn’t suitable for your device or clicking on a page that is unresponsive. I think it is right up there with nails on a chalkboard and I cannot be the only one that gets frustrated by it. I instantly click off and make a note never to return to that website ever again, but what can you do to ensure your users don’t click off your site? Well, it is pretty simple, and users aren’t asking for a lot here. Just make sure your website is responsive to their devices.
I am a sucker for fonts, but why does it take so long to find the right font for the project you are creating? There are millions of typefaces to choose from, all bearing peculiar names. But what if I told you that there are five primary classifications of typeface generated for various purposes to suit any project you are designing? It won’t necessarily save you time deciding, but this blog post will teach you which ones are suitable for each aspect of a project. Different fonts can evoke different feelings in a project, and knowing the specific characteristics that set these styles apart from one another is valuable knowledge for any designer so let’s break it down one by one:
Some of you may have heard of Markdown before; however, if you haven’t, this blog post will break it down bit by bit to make it more understandable. You don’t have to be a tech-wiz to know how to use Markdown, or understand what it means!
I do not have much flair when it comes to winging it in the kitchen and need to have a step by step method when attempting to venture further into the cooking realm, any recipe that takes me away from my go-to delicacy of cheese on toast needs to hold my hand every step of the way. Personally, my mum does not give me her cooking tips and the fact that I currently don’t live with her makes it harder for her to describe what I need to do over FaceTime.
When people are told not to do something, the likelihood is that they are going to do the opposite. So when you have been told to never judge a book by its cover chances are that you have.
From Justin Hall writing his first-ever blog post back in 1994 to clicking on Reni Eddo-Lodge’s blog in 2021 has a lot changed in blogging? Who even blogs? And what is even the point of it all?
