The Line between Custom Websites and DIY is Becoming Blurred
The line between custom and DIY is becoming increasingly blurred. What does “custom” even mean these days?
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Ecommerce in Long distance express train
Long distance express train
This is regarding potential facility provided on one of the Long distance express train journey in India.
Coach dedicated to Library (Books), Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, Medicines, Cosmetics etc similar …
HTTP request linear progress indicator color
I am showing a fixed horizontal progress line at the very top of may Web page that is as long as the viewport width. It is displayed when an HTTP request is pending.
It is similar to the Indeterminate linear progress indicator of the Mater…
Is there any software that works similarly like google chrome’s view page source (editable elements, css, custom/adjustable resolutions & console log)
I’ve only been using google chrome "CTRL+U" tools to check my web design’s responsiveness and edit styles or elements, however it started to get so freaking laggy which slows me down tremendously. Is there any software that has s…
How to handle multiple pathflows without making the user choose?
I’m building an app where there’s a subscription fee to create projects, but their team members can join for free.
I had a user stuck in this screen wrong for so long, where they kept clicking on "Only Join Existing Projects" an…
Filters in a horizontal scroll or in a dropdown; what is better? (i made an example image)
I had some discussion with a coworker over what is better.
in total 3 or 4 filter items
Would love the know what you think about this.
Should I use kebab or meatball menu in desktop?
Is there a "rule" or "design consensus" regarding the use of kebab or meatball menu in desktop design? I want to use kebab menu because it looks better than meatball but want to make sure it would be ok.
Weekly News for Designers № 635
This week’s Designer News – № 635 – includes Building Web Layouts for Dual-Screen and Foldable Devices, Type Trends 2022, Find Redundant Styles with CSS Checker, Alternatives to Pagination on Product-Listing Pages, State of WordPress Security in 2021, and a whole lot more.
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Weekly News for Designers № 635
This week’s Designer News – № 635 – includes Building Web Layouts for Dual-Screen and Foldable Devices, Type Trends 2022, Find Redundant Styles with CSS Checker, Alternatives to Pagination on Product-Listing Pages, State of WordPress Security in 2021, and a whole lot more.
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Should fieldsets be nested for yes/no questions?
Forms with yes/no questions that reveal new questions depending what you select… Is it "most correct" and most useful for those who are dependent on accessibility to have the new questions pop up after the fieldset surrounding …