5 of the most popular coding languages to learn in 2020
Want to learn a new programming language and advance your career? Then check out our list of the most popular coding languages to learn in 2020.
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Throwback to the best websites of the 90s
The internet is 30 years old. We look at some of the pioneering websites of the 1990s, to appreciate just how far we’ve come in such a short time.
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How to ensure your website has international appeal
Creating a website with international appeal involves a number of challenges, but these can be overcome using a combination of technology, software and common sense
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Dark patterns in UX: why it’s time to see the light
Dark patterns in UX are widespread on the web. Here are three of the most common examples of dark UX for you to avoid using when building a website.
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Better Website Layouts: 35 Learning Resources to Master CSS Grid and Flexbox
A round up of some of the best resources – from blog articles to tutorials – on both Grid and Flexbox to help you get the most out of them.
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Beyond screen sizes: responsive design in 2020
Kilian Valkhof considers a new type of responsiveness. One that doesn’t just look at the width and height of the screen, but also at what your user prefers.
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5 website call-to-actions: what makes people click
Call-to-actions (CTAs) are everywhere online. But, what makes people click them? Check out these five great examples of how the big brands do it.
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How hacking psychology can make you a better usability tester
Usability testing is great, but it’s hard to get right. In this guide we explore some cognitive biases that may be sabotaging your tests, and explain how you can avoid them.
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11 ways to improve the UX of online surveys
The Internet has made surveys incredibly easy to do, but they’re often terrible. Lauren Isaacson gives us 11 steps to make your surveys even better.
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Ergonomics for UX designers
When you’re designing for use in the physical world, whether kiosks or other digital interfaces, relying on traditional UX standards can cause problems – not just for the user experience, but the ergonomics as well. Mariana Helguera and Kevin Cannon explore the techniques required for creating good UX for devices, whether it’s at the home, in your car, or at the airport.
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