Anticipatory Design And Cognitive Load Link Developers have been championing the Don’t Repeat Yourself (DRY) andKeep It Simple, Stupid (KISS) principles for years, and it’s time to bring that painless logic to the way our users interact with what we’re building. Give it some thought: if we ask users to complete a task more than […]
Designers could learn how to code, and developers could learn how to design. Sometimes it might not be an option. In this article, the author makes a suggestion to designers without coding skills on how to start crafting code. You might want to take the suggested tool with a grain of salt (or not) but […]
Adding PostCSS To Your Workflow Because PostCSS is written in JavaScript, we can use task runners like Gulpand Grunt to transform the CSS in our projects. The tutorial below demonstrates how to incorporate PostCSS in your workflow via either Gulp or Grunt. Using one tool over the other is not crucial and is simply a […]
Samsung/Oculus’ Gear VR launch was the starting gun for AR/VR 1.0, so what can we expect next year? Strap on your magic goggles, it’s immersion time. Consumer VR 1.0 You couldn’t miss the electrons (digital and TV) and trees sacrificed to VR this year. While 1990s VR was a poor beta, this time around it […]
The introduction of smartphones and other smart devices have shifted the internet usage from the desktop PCs to the hand-held devices. It is predicted by experts that the year 2015 will witness internet usage on smart devices to match the usage on the desktops. It means all the businesses should ensure that their company websites […]