Are you lost? We will teach your to search for inspiration There are stages where you feel lost and you don’t have inspiration to start out a project. It is okey to feel like this, but I will give you some tips to get out of this zone and start working on it! Behance One of the most used plataforms to search for inspiration is Behance. Anyone can uplouad their projects and users can interact by comments, likes and shares. Not only that, but there is a weekly and monthly ranking where you can see the best projects from UI/UX design to photography. 2. DribbleRead More →

UX Tools to make your life easier! UX design tools focus on the user and how they’ll experience the content. These tools can help structure the information architecture, as well as how someone will flow through the website. After this short introduction, I will tell you my most used tools! Sketch Sketch is a very used app that saves a designer an incredible amount of time to create their prototypes. They have an inmense library of symbols, texts styles, layers, templates, alignment and resizing features. But that’s not all, they let you install third-party plugins! 2. FlowMapp When developing a user experience strategy, designers needRead More →

TOP 3 GAMES YOU COULD EASILY CREATE WITH JAVASCRIPT! 1. Maze Game One of the games that have the shortest amount of lines to develop in javascript is the Maze Game, it is a labyrinth where you have to go from point A to point B moving with the arrows of the keyword. 2. Three in a row Three in a row game is the most popular easy game for beginners, and you can create it easily with only HTML and javascript. I will give you a 20 minutes tutorial to help you create this enternaining game! 3. Ping Pong Ping Pong Game is aRead More →

Tips to transform your bored website to modern and beautiful website! 1. Rounded Corners It’s a good and very easy way to create a modern website by adding rounded corners to your squares. 2. Drop Shadow The second way to improve the look of your website is adding a shadow on your forms. A quick tip from the creator of this post is to make a soft shadow 😉 3. Gradient Colors One of the most famous trends that started on 2020 was to create a gradient background. There are plenty of website where you can search for the best color combinations. I will giveRead More →

According to the annual e-Commerce study by IAB Spain in 2018, 71% of Spaniards are online shoppers (19.4 million people) and the average spend is 77€ with a frequency of 3 times a month. The e-Commerce with the most sales in Spain are found in the categories of entertainment, travel, technology and fashion.  User experience is key to achieving a good conversion rate and customer retention.  In this post I will explain some of the most important elements for UX in e-commerce: The first impression First impressions are critical for online stores, because it’s so darn easy for customers to click on the “x” andRead More →

WordPress is a very flexible content management system for creating web pages. One of the main reasons is the wide variety of plugins available to add more features to your site. There are thousands of free plugins in the official WordPress directory, covering almost all features for any type of website. It is also possible to get premium WordPress plugins from third-party marketplaces or even create a plugin yourself. Below I show you 5 of the best plugins of 2022 according to their downloads and ratings, for a wide variety of uses. 1.WooCommerce – Best WordPress Ecommerce Plugin It provides essential eCommerce functionality such asRead More →

The main goal of jQuery is to make it easy to use JavaScript (JS) on your website. This is the language of choice for developers when it comes to designing web applications. According to SlashData from 2020, this is the most popular programming code among developers. jQuery is a library developed in 2006 by John Resig that allows us to add an AJAX interaction layer between the web and the applications we develop by controlling events, creating animations and different effects to enrich the user experience. This library that achieves an environment where tasks and processes in JavaScript programming are simplified, making it easy toRead More →

What happens when customization gets out of hand and you reach a point where your website has turned out horrible or you just don’t know where you have disabled that functionality that you can’t find? Here I show you the solution. Reset customizer, thanks to this plugin, you can have a reset button. You just have to install and activate it, like any other free plugin. Once installed, you just have to go to the customizer and there you find a new button, “Reset”. If you press it, you will get a warning that the customizer settings will be reset to their default values forRead More →

Being a junior, mid-level, or senior developer isn’t just about years of programming experience you have. A junior developer can even be older than a senior developer. It all comes down to skill. But more than just coding skills, it is what differentiates the senior developer from the junior and mid-level developer. So what exactly are the differences? 1. Years of experiences A junior level programmer is a professional who has less than two years of experience. If he is above this time, then he can be considered mid-tier. For his part, from the age of 10 he can be called a senior programmer. ItRead More →

Before we get into the history of HTML, it’s important to note what HTML is. What is html?The HyperText Markup Language or HTML is the standard markup language for documents designed to be displayed in a web browser. It can be assisted by technologies such as Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and scripting languages such as JavaScript.And why hypertext? Because it is not just about a sequential text, but about all the possible links that we can integrate in it, from other designed pages to complex tables, videos or games, among others. The origins of HTML In the early 1990s, physicist Tim Berners Lee, a researcher at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), published anRead More →