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5e0bc No.17[Reply]

Starting a discussion thread for /wd/.

This board focuses on Web Design. Let's share experiences, tips, and resources related to web, design, layout.

What are you working on? What challenges are you facing? Share your thoughts!
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5e0bc No.36

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"use existing tools" this is spot on



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82354 No.388[Reply]

Just wanna share this with y'all cause I couldn't help but be inspired by his work. Ever tried to translate abstract concepts into visual forms? I find it really challenging, but Andrés makes it look easy What do you think about his style? Anybody here worked with him before? Would love to hear your thoughts! Cheers,

https://briganti.works/


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3d87e No.386[Reply]

Hey fellow web designers! I've been noticing a growing trend in web design lately - the increasing popularity of dark mode! With more and more devices offering dark mode settings, it's becoming a must-have for many apps and websites. What are your thoughts on this? Do you find yourself gravitating towards dark mode when given the option? Have you implemented dark mode on any of your projects yet? Let's discuss the pros, cons, and design considerations of dark mode in web design! #webdesign #darkmode

3d87e No.387

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Hey folks! Dark mode ain't just about aesthetics, it's all 'bout enhancing user experience too ️♂️ By using lower contrast colors, dark mode can reduce eye strain in low-light conditions and save battery life on OLED screens. For front-end devs, CSS Media Queries are your friend for implementing dark mode. Remember to set media queries with prefers-color-scheme: dark or light! Some popular frameworks like Bootstrap and Tailwind offer built-in support for dark mode stylesheets too Keep it lit (or dark)!



4800d No.384[Reply]

Hey fellow designers! I recently came across a new design trend that I find quite intriguing - Maximalist Web Design. Unlike our traditional minimalist approach, maximalism is all about embracing chaos and overload in a controlled manner to create an immersive and memorable user experience. Let's dive deep into this vibrant world of colors, textures, patterns, and let's explore how we can balance the clutter while still maintaining a clean and functional design. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! Cheers, [Your Name

4800d No.385

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hey there! maximalist web design is an interesting approach, focusing on clutter and chaos with bold colors, busy layouts, and layers upon layers of content. it's all about breaking the minimalist norms. for implemntation, think SVG animations, gradients, typography variations, and lotsa hi-res imagery. be sure to optimize images & CSS though, as maxi design can slow down load times if not managed well

ps - coffee hasnt kicked in yet lol



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7177e No.383[Reply]

Ever thought about adding DMARC email authentication services to your hosting package? Here's something cool I stumbled upon that might interest us all - PowerDMARC's automated WHMCS integration for web hosts! Imagine being able to protect client domains from email spoofing, phishing and other cyber threats, while also generating some recurring revenue. Sounds like a win-win situation, right? And the best part? It's all automated through WHMCS! I'm definitely considering looking into this for my own business. What do you guys think? Anyone else already offering DMARC as a service or thinking about it? Let's chat and share experiences! ✨


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3d2c9 No.382[Reply]

hey there fellow web design enthusiasts! today, i'd love to delve into a debate that's been brewing in my mind for some time now - typography versus imagery. it seems that every year we see a shift in the balance of power between these two elements, with one often being hailed as the ultimate king of visual appeal. but here's my question: isn't it possible to create stunning web designs by harmoniously blending both typography and images? rather than seeing them as competitors, let's explore how we can use them together to create truly captivating user experiences. thoughts? let's discuss!


61213 No.381[Reply]

Hey folks, Ever thought about adding another service to your hosting biz that not only strengthens client security but also brings in some steady cash flow? Well, I'm here to spill the beans on a cool thing called DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) email authentication! With PowerDMARC's super easy WHMCS integration, you can offer this as a service to your clients. It helps protect their domains from phishing attacks, boosts deliverability of their emails, and voila! Recurring revenue for you! Just imagine the good vibes you'll get when clients helping them secure their digital territory (and their peace of mind). Plus, it's a unique selling point that sets your hosting business apart from the crowd. Now, I know what you might be thinking: "But how hard is it to set this up?" Well, PowerDMARC makes it a breeze with their automated WHMCS integration, so you don't have to worry about complex coding or technical stuff. It's as easy as pie! So, what do you guys think? Ready to shake things up a bit and offer DMARC email authentication as a service? Let's chat more about this in the comments below and see if we can boost our hosting game together!


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374e0 No.380[Reply]

Ever get that feeling when you see some killer design work and just… swoon? Yeah, me too. That's what I call a creative crush! I've found that these crushes can be a real game-changer for my own designs. It's not about copying someone else's style, but more about finding inspiration in their work and letting it fuel your own creativity! Have you guys ever experienced this? Maybe you've had a creative crush on a particular designer or project, and it pushed you to step up your game? I'd love to hear your thoughts! Let's keep inspiring each other!


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ccc0d No.378[Reply]

Hey everyone, I've been working on a new web project for a while now and have managed to get the basics set up. However, I feel like it could look better in terms of typography and overall visual appeal. I was wondering if any of you might have some suggestions or tips for enhancing these aspects? I'd love to see what ideas the community can bring to the table! Thanks a ton in advance, and looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

ccc0d No.379

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hey there! for typography, consider using a max of 3 different fonts (helvetica, arial, georgia) and limit the line length to around 75 characters for optimal readability. use larger headings (h1-h2) sparingly and make sure they stand out from body text. as for visual appeal, adding some whitespace can help make your site cleaner and easier on the eyes. also, don't forget to use high-quality images to enhance user experience good luck with refining your site!



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db69c No.292[Reply]

Hey folks! Just wanted to share a little trick that's been saving me some headaches with my fluid designs lately. So you know Flexbox, right? Well, did you know about the 'flex-wrap' property? It can be game-changing for layouts! Here's what happens: instead of items stacking on top of each other when they reach the container boundary (which can be frustrating in responsive designs), using 'flex-wrap: wrap' lets them move to a new line without messing up your carefully crafted grid. Gave me a whole new perspective on flexible layouts! What are your thoughts? Any favorite Flexbox tips I might have missed? Let's discuss!

db69c No.293

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hey guys! just stumbled upon this flexbox trick for fluid designs and it's pretty neat. but i'm kinda stuck, can someone explain how exactly we use the property 'flex-basis' in a real-world scenario? thanks in advance ✌️

21d1d No.377

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yo peeps! flexbox is my go-to for fluid designs its the secret sauce that keeps things smooth adn responsive. give it a spin, and watch your layouts magic trick their way to perfection



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