Designing in the browser

ByBrian Krogsgard Posted onJune 25, 2013January 31, 2015 Updated onJanuary 31, 2015

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Designing in the browser has been talked about by many industry leading designers. Here are some tips on how to to make in-browser design a little bit easier.

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Scott Amerman unveils a new WPEngine…

ByBrian Krogsgard June 6, 2017June 6, 2017

Scott Amerman unveils a new WPEngine feature called “Flexible Workflows.” As the name suggests, Flexible Workflows allows teams to design their own development and deployment workflows. Some teams might want only a staging and production environment. Others might want a development, staging, and production environment that all have the same performance specs to ensure a…

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Adam Soucie has a nice start…

ByBrian Krogsgard May 17, 2017

Adam Soucie has a nice start to a series of articles on accessibility over at Flywheel’s design blog, The Layout. He begins with perceivability as defined by WCAG standards because, “if a visually or hearing impaired user can’t perceive a site, they can’t interact with it.” Adam’s second post covers how user interface components and…

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An interview with Zach Tirrell, Director of Product at Modern Tribe

ByDan Knauss May 10, 2018April 3, 2021

Modern Tribe takes event calendars into the cloud with Loxi, their first SaaS offering. Learn all about it from Zach Tirrell, their director of product.

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“Don’t Use Carousels” is a mantra…

ByDan Knauss December 9, 2016February 9, 2023

“Don’t Use Carousels” is a mantra that’s been going around the design community for years, but i found Chris Coyier’s article at MediaTemple’s blog to take a sensible approach in explaining why that absolute is a bit overboard. If you are going to use one, I agree with Chris: keep it simple.