To make sure that your design not only avoids common mistakes but also works for your target audience, make a prototype. Prototyping is a great way to showcase your product before embarking on a long development process. It...
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Designers, imagine a world in which the number of fonts used on a website or app isn’t limited by load speed, or by the availability of styles in a font family. You’d no longer be limited to a few weights (light, regular, bold) and widths (condensed, regular, expanded). Instead, you could exercise a fine degree...
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Nobody likes to have their time wasted. When working in massive teams like Distillery, it’s particularly crucial to find ways to avoid wasting anyone’s time. This is also important for small teams, of course, but in large teams, wasted time can have an exponentially larger impact...
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Suffering for the sake of switching up icons. It’s a feeling that tends to overcome parties on both sides of the product development fence, because both designers and developers have come to dread dealing with these kinds of changes. First, let’s focus on why a fence exists at all...
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Like Frankie said I did it my way —Bon Jovi During the four years I’ve worked as a front-end developer, I’ve gained a great deal of experience coding HTML pages. Today, I’m going to share some of that with you. Let’s imagine that you have just received a designer’s layout of a landing page —...
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With the advent of zeplin.io, turning a design into layout has become simple and easy — the created design can be easily viewed in detail. You no longer have to wonder which font, font size, thickness, letter spacing...
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