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Logos are one of the most visible elements of many websites. When you first load a homepage, you’ll usually see a logo at the top. The same goes for social …

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Social networks are some of the most engaging types of platforms. A staggering percentage of the world is signed up to one social media site or another. Starting your own …

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Parallax scrolling is an effect that enables you to simulate depth. It does this by making part of your website move more slowly than the rest of it as you …

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If you’re a fledgling site owner, you might not know that you can use a single domain to set up multiple websites. We’re not talking about separate pages, but full …

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These days, you don’t need to be a developer or designer to create a website that looks and works great. However, accomplishing this can take a long time if you’re not familiar …

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These days, mobile traffic is critical to the success of most websites. If your site doesn’t look good on mobile devices, you may end up scaring a lot of those …

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People often use the terms Content Management System (CMS) and website builder interchangeably. That’s understandable, since both types of tools enable you to build websites with relative ease. However, the …

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Microinteractions are an often overlooked part of web design, but they’re also powerful tools that can help you increase your site’s usability (and they serve the same purpose in apps). …

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A local WordPress installation is one of the best tools you can have at your disposal for testing changes to your sites. For example, you can check if plugins play nice …

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For any complex website to work, several things must come together. You’ll need to use one or more programming languages, create databases, and set up web servers. Without any of these …

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