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Web design accessibility is about making your website accessible to the maximum number of people with different kinds of disabilities and deficiencies, as well as to people using small-display devices to surf the web. (…)

Freelance work gives specialists a lot of opportunities starting from individual growth in terms of experience and professionalism, and ending with great working environment, independent schedule and the lifestyle you like. (…)

I have been working as a freelance web designer for more than five years and have developed my own system of how to increase productivity when working from home, which I would like to share with you. (…)

During the time I’ve been working as a web designer I have met a lot of people with different opinions about how their website should look like and wanting to make a contribution into my work with their own thoughts concerning the aesthetics and the overall look of the website layout. (…)

In this message I’ve decided to collect some of my thoughts on how to get rid of bad freelance designer habits, having to do more with psychology than professionalism, as well as how to break bad design habits in order to develop creativity and bring some fresh air into your work. (…)

Understanding your customer and his needs is the primary key to creating customer-oriented websites. (…)

Web design is the most complicated method supporting a communication process all over the world. (…)

There are dozens of reasons that will justify your website redesign; however, if you’re not an IT person, you may even not realize that your website needs one. (…)

According to the recent internet research an average website visitor needs 5 to 10 seconds to make a negative or positive impression of your site. (…)