As an industry, web design doesn’t sit still. It seems like there’s an almost-daily barrage of new tools and technologies to explore. And some will eventually become standard practice. That’s why web designers need to evolve. It’s a key factor in long-term success. But making the transition to the “next big thing” isn’t easy. There […]
Reasons To Change Your Web Design Workflow Read More »
Each day, it seems like the web becomes more homogeneous, at least when it comes to the tools we use to build and view it. Just think – WordPress powers nearly half of all websites. Google Chrome is the browser of choice for nearly two-thirds of all users. Popular JavaScript frameworks such as React and
The Bright Side of an Increasingly Homogeneous Web Read More »
Among the core ideas behind freelancing is that you can work with whomever you want. It’s one reason why so many web designers are attracted to this type of business. You get to define your niche. Then you can go out and find clients to match. But there’s a twist that we don’t often talk
Tips for Freelance Designers Who Work as a Sub-contractor Read More »
Every web developer has tasks they’d rather avoid. Or ones that simply take up too much time. Quite often, they’re little things that get in the way of more important work. You could hire someone to help with these tasks. But that can be cost-prohibitive – not to mention inefficient. And there’s also the challenge
5 Common Tasks That ChatGPT Can Perform for Web Developers Read More »
In life, there are certain situations where you probably shouldn’t press your luck. For example, if you see a cobra taking a nap, don’t poke it with a stick. And if you run across a busy web designer, don’t force them to change their workflow. In either case, you won’t like the reaction you get.
Why Some Web Designers Are Feeling Forced into Change Read More »
Every piece of software we use requires some degree of trust. Whether it’s a content management system, an office suite, or an operating system – each app we install is a small leap of faith. We have to trust, for example, that it’s secure, respects our privacy, and works as expected. In other words: we
Why It’s Getting Harder to Trust the Software We Use Read More »
