Title sequences can become iconic. These familiar scenes from movies, television, and video games often become etched in our memories. They also serve as a cultural marker of sorts, helping…
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This week’s Designer News – № 689 – includes UX Basics: Study Guide, Improving CSS Shapes with Trigonometric Functions, CSS Masking, Tech Icons, and a whole lot more.
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As web designers, every one of us has limitations. So, how do we learn to accept it? How can we still thrive as designers and developers?
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To quote an iconic (and personal favorite) song from the 1990s: it’s the little things that kill. In this case, we’re talking about a website’s user experience (UX). Sometimes these…
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So far in my journey of exploring the capabilities of AI I’ve just used it to create fun images, but the new AI tool in Kittl gives an exciting insight into how AI can be incorporated into design software and used in real creative projects. See it in action as I easily create a cute […]
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