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Having an SSL (Socket Secure Layer) installed is one way to secure your website. Basically, SSL will encrypt data transactions between the browser and the server. Thus, you would probably want to test your website in an SSL environment as early as during the development stages. URLs and other website … Continue reading »

What is the first thought that you have when you hear the term "remote workers"? Do they wake up at noon, work from the couch in their pajamas, and hardly get anything done? Or are they moms with hordes of children running in the house with the sole purpose of … Continue reading »

The beginning of the new year is the best time to think about your next vacation. Since we all love fantasizing about what’s next on our travel list, we’ve decided to put together the most interesting places of the world to jump-start plans for a new adventure. Travelling is not … Continue reading »

We’re back with another collection of cool design freebies for designers. We’re sure you are having a hard time keeping up with design trends (we burn through them so quickly), so here’s a collection of assets you will probably love. We have icons, fonts, PSD and templates, mockups, UI kits, … Continue reading »

The job of a web designer can be a real pain and frustrating one, but it is also a close-knit community with a healthy sense of humor. Take for instance CSS puns like this: In fact, you probably get this universal truth even if you aren’t a designer! You can … Continue reading »

Mailbox was in beta in early 2013 and rose to huge success almost overnight. It’s waiting list had hundreds-of-thousands of people, watching the countdown timer reach you was fun! It’s marketing and product strategy was so successful that Dropbox acquired them just a month and a half after the initial … Continue reading »

Using Photoshop extensions greatly increase its ability to help you design, steamline your workflow and make you be more productive. You can use a Photoshop plugin to speed up repetitive or tedious tasks such as: generate long shadows export Photoshop layers convert PSD to CSS3 convert Photoshop text to SVG … Continue reading »

I’ve already written about how to get started with Gulp as well as how to get started with Grunt. They both automate our tasks, they both use Node, and they both require you to create tasks and install plugins of some sort. But do you wonder about the difference between … Continue reading »

The reason that we have coding standards at all (not just for WordPress) is to create a familiar environment for programmers working on a project. WordPress in particular encompasses a wide variety of products. From the core itself to themes and plugins, there is a lot to look at – … Continue reading »

This Valentine’s Day you are probably dreading being alone, again. More so if you have no luck in the dating department despite having met up with more people than you can count in your lifetime. Or perhaps this could be the first time you will have to face this day … Continue reading »

Gulp is a Javascript based tool which allows you to automate bits of your workflow. Automation can literally save you hours a day. Whether you’re a developer or a designer who creates HTML wireframes now and then, I encourage you to dig in. In this article we’ll look at the … Continue reading »

Websites are built with a series of links, pointing to pages and sources like images and stylesheets. There are two ways to specify the URL that links to these sources: either use an absolute path or relative path. The absolute path refers to specific destination, typically it’s started with the … Continue reading »

There is a reason why wedding photography is so popular. When done right, it captures the love shared between two souls, the perfect romance in the air, the way a groom stares at his bride in her wedding dress, and the smitten look she has when putting on her wedding … Continue reading »

CSS3 elevates the feasibility of what we can build on websites using just HTML and CSS. You can find amazing examples that we have previously featured. But let’s not get too far ahead of ourselves, a complicated design will need codes that may give you a headache. Instead, we are … Continue reading »