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Jun 25, 2014 in Web Design Principles

The Unexpected Risks of Website Design [From the Developer's Perspective]

As a developer in charge of developing websites you are more than aware of the ups and downs of the industry, especially if you're doing freelance work. There are times when you are swamped with a number of projects, while other times you'll take what you can to make sure the bills are paid.It's in these moments of desperation where you might bend your set of rules and take on a client that deep down you know aren't the type you like to deal with. Here is your guide to how to avoid it

Jun 23, 2014 in Design Software Reviews

Create A Job Board With WPJobBoard

There are many methods to earn money from your blog. Making money by creating a job board is one such earning method you should know of and at least consider implementing. Unlike ads that distract the reader off your blog, a job board is a separate entity, and only people who are interested in it will go on and check it out. WPJobBoard is a plugin for WordPress which lets you create a WordPress job board easily and in very little time. Read on to learn more about it.

Jun 20, 2014 in HTML Tutorials

Design Snippets to Wow Your Website Visitors

CSS makes it easy to apply the look and experience of the latest design trends to a site in a matter of minutes when you use snippets.The snippets provided in this article deal strictly with the aesthetics of your website. Each one will help you stay current with the latest trends and wow your visitors.

Jun 18, 2015 in Web Design Principles

Bootstrap Templates, What are They and Why You Need One?

If you are looking for a highly responsive, easily customizable and beautifully designed web template you need one built with Bootstrap. What is so special about Bootstrap and why should you care what your template is built with? Well, let's find out, shall we?

Jun 16, 2014 in Inspiration

30 FIFA World Cup Inspirational Posters, Icons and Illustrations

The biggest, most watched sporting event in the world has already started, the first matches are behind and it's safe to say - the world loves soccer. As do we at WebDesignLibrary. That's why we gathered 30+ cliparts, icons, vectors and creative posters inspired by World Cup 2014 for you to enjoy and use in your projects

Jun 12, 2014 in Web Design Principles

10 Free and Recent CSS Tools For Professionals and Amateurs

CSS has long ago become an indispensable part of web design. We gathered 10 of the free CSS tools that were released recently. Some of them will be of use to the professionals, others will benefit even those who know nothing about web design and development but own an online business and want it to perform better.

Jun 10, 2014 in Web Design Principles

How a Keyboard Should Improve the Mobile User Experience

Even though mobile is ever-growing these days as a format, there are still challenges to using it satisfactorily. For instance, have you ever tried typing out an email or a text message with proper spelling and grammar on your little smartphone? Here are some awesome ideas on how a keyboard can improve the mobile user experience instead of frustrating it (as many keyboards do!)

Jun 04, 2014 in Typography

Basic Guide to Typography

Typography is an essential part of web design. Here you will learn why and how to be a pro in it.

Jun 02, 2014 in Web Design Principles

Flat Design: Everything You Should Know

While Microsoft and Apple may be at odds on many fronts one area in which both tech giants can agree is on the use of flat UI for their smartphone. Since 2010 the Windows Phone has featured a flat design and since iOS7 came out in 2013 the iPhone has also featured this design trend. Browse some of the more trendy websites out there as well and you are bound to see a number of other examples that feature this trend because people really like using it.

May 30, 2014 in Web Design Principles

Killer Tips for Getting Better Conversion Rates

Many websites sell something. They can be B2C (business-to-consumer), B2G (business-to-government) or B2B (business-to-business). In each situation, getting conversions is the one, overriding goal of the entire website. Conversions don't necessarily have to mean that your site visitors actually buy something - a product or a service - from your site. Conversions just mean that site visitors complete a call to action of some sort.

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