Popular and useful mobile apps we use every day mostly look very uncomplicated and intuitive. According to Statista research, it’s also the most demanded realm of software development with more than 280 billions of downloads in 2018.
Newzoo says that it’s equal over $92 bln. Mobile application startup requires knowledge, precision, time and money. However, none of these would work out without a strong systematized approach.
WordPress is synonymous with slick, beautiful websites that are easy to build and develop with a vast number of plugins. With template sites within WordPress, would be bloggers and website owners can become developers themselves.
Wordpress makes it easy to create your own highly functional website, without the expense of building a custom site from scratch.
Today is Day of the Dead, one of the most popular festivities and with millions of monthly searches. Obviously, this means that the Day of the Dead must be celebrated by the marketing community in Mexico.
So, we decided to make this post as scary as possible.
2018 was a year with a lot of faces for web designers. The constant evolution of tech has come with many challenges and lessons for website designers. However, from all the good and bad that 2018 offered, designers showed us that they are always open to chase the unknown and explore it.
As far as 2019 is concerned, it will definitely come with new experiences. This will be a year that will push designers’ limits even further. If we would give you some examples, we will include vibrant color schemes and colorful gradients, custom draw illustrations, or particle backgrounds.All of them will be part of 2019’s trends.
Many myths surround the use of WordPress, and this has led to many uninformed website owners and builders to forego WordPress despite it being the best option for their web design and development project.
Also, the fact that WordPress exists as WordPress.com and WordPress.org is confusing but don’t worry we are going to debunk the myths from the facts.
In the early days, hand-operating printers where used by designers which had to be operated manually. The manual printers had metal letters engrossed in a frame which when rolled in the ink pressed down onto a clean paper for printing.
This process of printing needed thousands of physical metal blocks each with a character representing typeface. Likewise, for printing a Garamond typeface, you would need different blocks of diverse size (like 10 points, 12 points, 14 points, and so on) and weight (like bold, light, medium).