Why Web Design is Dead
High quality templates, mature design patterns, automation, AI, and mobile technology are signaling the end of web design as we know it. Web design is (finally!) dying of irrelevance. Web pages themselves are no longer the center of the Internet experience, which is why designers need to move on to the next challenges—products and ecosystems—if they want to stay relevant. Web design has no future—
10 Responsive Design Problems and Fixes
As more corporations and online giants turn to responsive design, it’s beneficial to understand the limitations that come with it and how to work around them. The Internet is changing, with responsive websites quickly adapting to any device and screen size to bring the user the most dynamic experience possible. From multinational corporations like Sony, Microsoft, and Nokia to global tech stars li
The Top 5 Website UX Trends of 2012
A look at some of the best user experience developments on the web this year. User interface techniques continued to evolve in 2012, often blurring the lines between design, usability, and technology in positive ways to create an overall experience that has been both useful and pleasurable. Infinite scrolling, for example, is a technological achievement that also helps the user by enabling a more
Ditch Traditional Wireframes
Building wireframes in HTML and CSS gives you tremendous flexibility when testing and coding your product. Wireframes have played an increasingly leading role in the modern Web development process. They provide a simple way of validating user interface and layout and are cheaper and faster to produce than a final visual comp. However, most of the methods and techniques used to create them are far
A Primer on Responsive Design
Understanding how responsive design works and when to use it is the first step in getting the right content to users and reducing long-term site maintenance costs. The concept of responsive design—the practice of creating digital experiences that adapt to seamlessly deliver content suited to the device context of the user’s operating system, screen size, or orientation—has been around for quite so
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Combining Responsive and Adaptive Strategies to Solve Mobile Design Challenges
