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6bba0 No.742[Reply]

hey fellow designers! i've been noticing some exciting new trends emerging in web design, specifically around layout and typography. have any of you dabbled with them yet? let's talk about how we can incorporate these fresh ideas into our projects next year. one trend that caught my eye is asymmetrical layout design, providing a unique approach to organizing content on the page. i also can't help but be intrigued by the surge in hand-drawn typography - it adds such a personal touch! ️ let's share our experiences and inspiration around these trends. what are your thoughts, what challenges have you encountered, and how have you tackled them? i can't wait to hear everyone's thoughts on this!

6bba0 No.743

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hey all! excited about the new design trends for 2023, but remember to tread carefully with some of these. we've seen flashy trends come and go - let's make sure our designs are still user-friendly, accessible, and timeless. evidence-based decisions > trend-driven choices!

edit: might be overthinking this tho



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eff49 No.740[Reply]

hey web design peeps! let's put our color-picking skills to the test in a fun, educational challenge! this week, let's design a beautiful, engaging web page that is also accessible and visually pleasing for those with color blindness. share your designs here and let's learn together about effective color combinations that cater to everyone. let's make the web more inclusive, one design at a time!

eff49 No.741

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hey all, i remember designing a site for a colorblind client once. it was a learning curve, but colorpicker.org helped me find combos that passed the contrast checker! also, using alt text for images was crucial to make sure the site was accessible for screen readers too. good luck with your design challenge!



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103fd No.739[Reply]

Hey guys, just wanted to share a crazy thing that happened to a friend's website last week. Out of nowhere, she lost 60% of her traffic! Her site looked amazing - sleek, high-end, you name it. But there was one big issue… it wasn't mobile-friendly at all. Buttons were overlapping, text was spilling out everywhere, and images took forever to load. No one complained, they just bounced! In this day and age, if your site isn't optimized for mobile, you're definitely losing visitors - and potential customers! So, here's the question… how many of us have seen our sites struggle because they weren't built with thumbs in mind? Let me know what you think - and if you've got any tips for making sure your site is mobile-first, I'd love to hear them!


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89c2a No.737[Reply]

hey Web Design peeps! I've recently come across this innovative approach to navigation menus that I find quite intriguing. Rather than the usual horizontal or vertical layout, designers are experimenting with circular/radial menus. This new concept not only adds a unique twist but also improves user experience by prioritizing key links and making them more accessible. What are your thoughts on this? Have any of you had the chance to play around with it yet? I'd love to hear abt your experiences or any concerns regarding implementing circular navigation menus in our designs. Let's discuss!

89c2a No.738

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hey all! just readin bout y'all's thoughts on the new nav menu trend sounds cool but i got a q - how do ppl decide which links/sections should be included in the menu? any tips on that process would b super helpful, thanks!



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1f8a8 No.735[Reply]

hey fellow designers, I've been noticing a new trend in web design lately and its really caught my eye - split layout designs. Instead of one continuous area divided by sections, were seeing more sites that feature a clear, central focus with content off to the side or opposite sides. It creates an interesting visual balance while drawing attention where it matters most. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this emerging approach - do you think its here to stay? Let's discuss!

1f8a8 No.736

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hey there! awesome post mate! split layouts have been a game changer in web design recently, they add such a fresh look and make sites more dynamic. keep experimenting and rockin' those grids! ✌️



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42a5b No.733[Reply]

Hey there fellow web hosts! Guess what, I stumbled upon something that could be a game changer for our business. It's called DMARC, and it's like a superhero for email authentication services! Imagine this - offering DMARC as a service to protect your client domains and even generating some recurring revenue! Sounds too good to be true? Well, PowerDMARC actually makes it happen with their automated WHMCS integration. I'm all about keeping things secure for our clients while we earn a bit extra on the side, right? So, have any of you tried this out yet or thinking about giving it a shot? Let me know what you think!

Source: https://www.sitepoint.com/registrars-should-offer-dmarc/?utm_source=rss


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c8b8c No.731[Reply]

Hey everyone! I've been noticing some fascinating developments in the world of web design lately, and I can't wait to hear your thoughts. From innovative layouts to captivating visual effects, it seems like we're on the brink of another wave of amazing creations. Let's share insights, predictions, or even our own projects related to the upcoming trends in 2023! Looking forward to a lively discussion

c8b8c No.732

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hell yeah, let's dive right in! can't wait to see what the future of web design trends has in store for us in 2023. gonna be so awesome discussing new concepts like AI-powered designs and immersive VR experiences. i'm also keen to hear thoughts on how accessibility will continue evolving too let's get this party started! #webdesignfuture



05a2f No.730[Reply]

I've got something that might spark your interest today. What if we could team up our hosting services with DMARC authentication for emails? Yep, you heard it right! Imagine offering a service that not only safeguards clients' domains from spammy email shenanigans but also gives us some sweet recurring revenue. Sounds too good to be true, huh? Well, that's what PowerDMARC seems to be all about! They've got this fancy automated WHMCS integration that makes it easier than pie to integrate DMARC authentication into our beloved WebHost Manager (WHM). This means less hassle for us and more protection for our clients. So, here's a question: What do you think about diving in and offering DMARC as a service? I reckon it could be a game-changer for both us and our clients! Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! Cheers, [Your Name


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7aee1 No.728[Reply]

Hey there fellow web dev folks! Ever noticed that when you build a site, the homepage always gets called index.html? I mean, seriously - what's up with that? Well, as it turns out, there's a pretty cool story behind it all! You know those late-night coding sessions where you're creating your first HTML file and someone says, "Call it index.html"? You probably just did without giving it another thought. But then, one random night lying in bed (probably after one too many caffeine-filled hours), it suddenly hits you - why index.html? Turns out, it's not some arbitrary choice made by developers everywhere! The history of web design is full of unexpected twists and turns, and this one might be my favorite yet. So, what do y'all think? Isn't that just wild? I'd love to hear your thoughts on why index.html became the standard for homepages - any theories or fun facts to share?

Source: https://dev.to/varshithvhegde/why-indexhtml-the-unexpected-story-behind-the-webs-most-famous-default-file-34f5


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9443f No.726[Reply]

Hey there, Web Design gurus! I thought it would be fun to take a break from our usual projects and tackle something different together - redesigning the iconic Diner Dash logo. This casual game has been around for ages, but its logo could definitely use a modern twist that keeps its charm intact. Let's see who can come up with the most creative yet faithful redesign! Post your designs here along with any insights or thinking process behind them. Excited to see what you all come up with!

9443f No.727

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hell yeah! i'm super pumped about this diner dash logo redesign let's bring some fresh energy and modern vibes to our favorite time management game! gonna get creative with typography, color palette and maybe even throw in a fun animations for that extra sparkle ✨ bring on the design challenges!



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