Responsive design is a relatively new term in web design. It was only coined three years ago in May of 2010, when web designer Ethan Marcotte used the term in his article for A List Apart. Today, there’s even a mini debate going on regarding whether responsive design is here to stay or whether it’s just a flash in the pan. Only time will tell, but for now, it’s clear that responsive design strives to make the user experience as comfortable as possible.
In the annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) conducted on Monday, Apple unveils iOS 7, a brand new version of Apple’s popular mobile operating system.
Most of the time, the first contact a customer will have with your business is through your website. Consequently, the website could make or break your business. To ensure that the website makes it, having it be both aesthetically pleasing and user friendly is imperative. Look for five main features in a corporate WordPress theme before purchasing it: responsive design, colorization capabilities, browser compatibility, an advanced options panel, and support.
This post is part of a weekly Inspiration series featuring a collection of my favourite creative vector artwork from great designers all over the world.
Logo represents the brand to the audience. Every company wants to get attention for the right reasons and minimalism is the simplest solution for creating something visually impressive. Following the trend of minimalism in web design, minimal logos can also be very exciting. So today we’ve comes with a showcase of some clean and minimal logo designs. Enjoy!