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Read more on Website Design Part 7: Forms
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Website Design Part 7: Forms

Warning This article contains language that may be offensive to some readers. Alright, web designers, gather ’round. It’s time to dive into the world of form design, the things users love to hate. Contact forms, sign-up forms, checkout forms—you know, those little bastards that can make or break a user's experience on your website. Sure,…

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Read more on Website Design Part 6: Interactive Elements
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Website Design Part 6: Interactive Elements

Warning This article contains language that may be offensive to some readers. Okay, web designers, gather 'round. It's time to talk about interactive elements. Buttons, dropdown menus, and hyperlinks. Accordions, sliders, and forms. Basically, anything the user can click or otherwise affect, change, or trigger. They can be triggered by clicking, hovering, typing, or even…

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Read more on Website Design Part 5: Using Images
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Website Design Part 5: Using Images

Warning This article contains language that may be offensive to some readers. Every website needs great imagery and I’m sure you’ve thought about how to use photography and graphics strategically in your design to both inform and delight the user. What I bet you haven’t done is think about how to use them strategically to…

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Read more on Website Design Part 4: Typography
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Website Design Part 4: Typography

Warning This article contains language that may be offensive to some readers. Look, I know you designers love your fonts but you can’t just use whatever the fuck you want for the web. Honestly, you should consider yourselves lucky with the options you have now. Back in the day you only had like 10 web-safe…

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Read more on Website Design Part 3: Layout Basics
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Website Design Part 3: Layout Basics

Warning This article contains language that may be offensive to some readers. When you design something for print, you can just put shit wherever you want on the page. It’s crazy. However, when you design for the web, someone has to take that design and make a copy of it using HTML, CSS, etc, and…

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Read more on Creating Aesthetically Pleasing Websites: 5 Elements To Consider
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Creating Aesthetically Pleasing Websites: 5 Elements To Consider

What makes a website aesthetically pleasing? A website that is aesthetically pleasing has a good layout and displays clear graphics. The colors and fonts used should be appealing to the viewer. Aesthetic design is used in the production of websites in order to give them a visually pleasing appearance. Good aesthetics can be achieved by…

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Read more on Designing For Print: Process Designers Follow
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Designing For Print: Process Designers Follow

This article will explore the design process designers go through when designing for a printed piece- sketching, designing, color correction and more! You’ve probably seen the term “print design” before, and you may know that designing for print is different from designing for a website. But what does designing for print really mean? And how…

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