Creating visually appealing pricing tables that will provide both, clear information and good design, are sometimes hard to make. Let’s forget that simple three-plan lists with couple lines at this moment. I want you to think about more complex ones. Think about a table containing couple different pricing plans with several lines in each of… Continue reading Responsive pricing tables dilemma
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Bootstrap 3 grid system demystified Pt.3
Media queries, row, columns and offsets were discussed and we can check them out. The last two things that remained untouched are pulling and pushing. These classes included in Bootstrap can help you create interesting layouts across various devices. So, in this third part of the tutorial focused on Bootstrap 3 grid system we are… Continue reading Bootstrap 3 grid system demystified Pt.3
Bootstrap 3 grid system demystified Pt.2
In previous part we were introduced to basic fundamentals of Bootstrap’s grid system covering media queries and breakpoints, container, rows and columns. This might be enough for some small project like single-page website, but why stop here? Why not to take it to another level? Today, we will explore nested rows and columns and also… Continue reading Bootstrap 3 grid system demystified Pt.2
Bootstrap 3 grid system demystified Pt.1
Whether or not you will use Boostrap 3 as a framework for your projects and work, it is always good to play with what is currently available and hot on the market. This will help you understand how other people in the industry work and learn from them. Another thing is that you will see… Continue reading Bootstrap 3 grid system demystified Pt.1
Responsive testing fallacy
When you design a layout for website, one of the things you have to consider in-depth is testing it on various devices to see how the layout adapts to them. Your goal is to change the layout according to resolution in fluid way that will not disrupt user’s experience of browsing your website. To do… Continue reading Responsive testing fallacy
Why Photoshop is bad for web design
Should you create your website layout in Photoshop first or is it better to jump right into code and design in browser? In this post, I want to give you couple of reasons why ditching Photoshop and working straight with code instead is better idea.