This is a guest post from ChatGPT, just for fun: User experience (UX) design is a crucial part of any digital product’s success. As a new UX designer, it’s natural to make some mistakes. However, some mistakes can significantly affect the user’s experience, which can lead to negative feedback and a decrease in usage. In …
While there are different ways to do responsive testing, one way to test responsive websites is to simply reduce the width of the browser window, but in many cases you can’t reduce it down far enough to test on small screens. Browsers usually have a minimum width. For example in Chrome on my PC, it’s …
NN/g has been around since 1998 and has established itself as the go-to experts on usability and no UX designer is complete without a deep love for Jakob Nielsen and the team. This post briefly highlights some examples of good usability principles from their own website as well as suggest some areas for potential improvement. Dedicated …
Two things are pretty popular right now, WordPress and Chromebooks. The question is, can they work together? Not just running a simple blog on WordPress.com, but building out a fully baked website using WordPress.org? The short answer is yes. The first hurdle is the actual WordPress install because you can’t host the files locally on a …
Most hyperlinks will take you to a new page right at the top of the screen, but sometimes you want the link to take you to a specific part of the page, perhaps half way down. To do this you need to add an “ID” attribute to the section. This is like giving your section a unique …
Sometimes when you publish a page you will notice that there is a huge page title in the top left hand corner (or somewhere else depending on the theme you are using). There are a couple of ways to remove the page title depending on why it appears there to begin with. The first way …
It’s a question that gets asked a lot and I’ve been on both sides. Before I learnt to code I told myself that I was a specialist, that a designer loses something when they learn to code. That their creativity is stifled because they are too concerned about the code and that the design might …
