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New rules for scrolling in web design

Scrolling again turns into the main element of interaction. This means that designers should learn new rules for its use.
Why scrolling is reborn
Since mobile users have become more than desktop users, designers have begun to adapt. Since scrolling is becoming more and more popular: the smaller the screen, the longer the scrolling. Continue reading →

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6 rules for a good user interface

Sites and applications today are dynamic and interactive. The task of designers is to make the site interface as close as possible to the ideal. Fortunately, there are rules that help achieve this.

Ten Universal Rules for a Good User Interface
1. Make everything the user needs easily accessible. Continue reading →

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Design in the browser for beginners

Read it! It will be quite enough to begin. Make your first, most likely clumsy site. Go back and read again. Correct errors. Repeat. No, you probably do not want to read everything at once. There are many other resources, many different approaches you can use. It’s okay, but I still recommend a little reading and try to go through the first steps. Design in the browser for beginners Perhaps, you know that most designers first use graphic editors, and only then give their projects to the coder for layout. Photoshop is the most commonly used tool, but designers also use programs such as Sketch, GIMP, Inkscape, and Illustrator. Continue reading →

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