Submitting forms doesn’t always go as planned. Users might not enter information in the expected format, or they might forget to enter all the necessary...

Time is one of the scarcest commodities we have. Yet as web designers, we often waste our users’ time. In this Coffee Break Course, I’ll explore just why...

Studio is a web design tool that allows you to design, build, and publish responsive websites without writing a single line of code. All this is possible...

The awesome Service Worker API gives you a way to create fallbacks for your web pages so that when your visitors lose their connection, either while going...

Every website has at least one “call to action”, something it wants users to do. But persuading users to act is not always easy. Why, then, do some sites...

Have you experienced digital projects that have run over budget and missed their deadlines? Of course, you have! We all have. But why is that happening, and...

In this short course, I’ll highlight a few ways to use jQuery’s robust functionality to improve the user experience. We’ll build a simple contact form and...

How come the words “user experience” are so often followed by the word designer? What gives the designer a monopoly over the user experience? What about...

Adobe XD (also known as “Experience Design”) is fast becoming the web designer’s graphic tool of choice. It allows for designing, prototyping, and...

Pricing tables are essential elements in any website that sells a range of products or services. If done correctly, they can increase conversion rates. If...

UIkit is a lightweight and modular front-end framework for developing web interfaces. It’s a great choice for quickly putting together websites or web apps,...