The Principles of Modern Web Design Every Developer Should Know
Hierarchy, contrast, spacing and rhythm: the handful of principles that separate a polished interface from a cluttered one.
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Practical thoughts on web design, frontend development, UI/UX and digital creativity: written to be useful, not just trendy.
Hierarchy, contrast, spacing and rhythm: the handful of principles that separate a polished interface from a cluttered one.
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People visit on phones, tablets, laptops and wide monitors. Responsive design makes one codebase feel right on all of them.
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Structure, presentation and behaviour: understanding each layer's job makes your code cleaner and your sites more resilient.
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Flexbox arranges things in a line; Grid arranges them in a plane. Knowing which to reach for makes layout feel effortless.
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They are often used interchangeably, but interface design and experience design solve different problems that depend on each other.
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Speed is part of the experience. These practical habits cut load time without sacrificing design.
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Type carries most of a website's content and a surprising amount of its personality. Small choices make a large difference.
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Event delegation, IntersectionObserver, and class toggling: a short toolkit that powers most interactive interfaces.
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Accessible sites are better for everyone. Start with semantic HTML, visible focus and honest contrast.
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From container queries to purposeful motion, here are the directions in web design that are worth learning, not just watching.
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