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Material design has become more of a buzzword recently. While the elements of material design have supported many beautifully-designed and intuitively crafted sites, they have also created something of a bandwagon and many sites are starting to fall into …
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Even though minimal website design is the trend right now, it is not always possible to summarize our information into succinct blurbs that fit nicely on the page. Some websites need robust content to convey value to their site's visitors - but that does …
As a business owner, one familiar mistake you may have made on your web page is to have too many fields within a registration form. In many situations, websites and applications will overburden their form field in an attempt to obtain the most data about …
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The first constraint (or opportunity) when designing any app is the screen size that the device on which it is accessed is going to offer. With various wearables hitting the market and featuring some exquisite options, a whole new opportunity has emerged …
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In an increasingly connected world, multilingual websites are becoming more common. In fact, savvy companies are finding they can distinguish themselves quite a bit by appealing to a diverse group of readers. However, there’s currently no easy way to …
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