The best infographics of 2015, and why we can’t stop looking at them
Last week Apple introduced changes to some Apple devices, and announced a new product; the Apple Pencil, which is a stylus designed for use with the iPad Pro. The “Introducing” video looks pretty remarkable; and as always with Apple they seem to have cornered all the important usability and desirability aspects.
Within the last five weeks, several people have reported an issue in the Chrome browser that breaks the WordPress admin menu. Google are aware of this and are working to fix the problem. Source: A Bug in Chrome 45 Causes WordPress … Continue reading
When it comes to conversions, the design of your website plays a far more crucial role than you think. You can utilize any strategy in the world to boost conversions, but if your website design looks like crap, all your … Continue reading
Long scrolling, single-page sites, and infinitely scrolling sites are becoming more and more common lately, and it’s no mere trend or coincidence. Web design in general has been moving in this direction for years now, and the recent popularity of long scrolling is the decisive result of current functionality issues and user tastes.Source: Why long scrolling sites have become awesome
Some helpful tips here from WPMU DEV. Watch out for plugin bloat though while installing some of these plugins. In theory there’s nothing wrong with having lots of plugins, but in practice that’s only true if all your plugins are top … Continue reading
This article may be inspiring for some companies. Of course feel free to get in contact if you need any help 😉 The usual company annual report is a word-filled extravaganza of jargon, terms, figures and text. If beautiful report … Continue reading
Yet again the wise people at Facebook have decided to change their strategy and have made some changes which will affect a large number of WordPress powered blogs and websites worldwide. One of those changes involves abandoning their Official WordPress … Continue reading
Gmail will now offer customizable email addresses starting at $2 per month. Google has confirmed that the service is in testing but has not revealed a release date. Source: Want To Drop @Gmail.com? Google Experiments With Custom Email Addresses For … Continue reading