Baltasis Kivis

16/04/2018

Why we need brutalism in web design

14/03/2018

It's always fascinating to look at these statistics

Get insights on the world’s developers from the largest and most comprehensive survey ever. Demographics. Technologies. Salaries. Career satisfaction.

14/02/2018

​„Learning to design is, first of all, learning to see. Designers see more, and more precisely. This is a blessing and a curse—once we have learned to see design, both good and bad, we cannot un-see.”

Digital Product Studios

19/01/2018

Kerning practise!

A game that helps you learn to kern type

07/12/2017

A selection of the most awarded websites of 2017

Welcome to Website of the Year 2017, a special collaboration between CSSDA and Wokine that showcases the finalists and winners of the web design and development industry.

02/12/2017

A guide to typography with character

A Guide to Typography with Character.

15/11/2017

Dirti 2.0 is out now! A new product line with an improved visual aesthetic. Click the link to explore.

Dirti tai rūbų gamybos kompanija pardavinėjanti savo produkciją internetinėje erdvėje. Remiamės į laiko patikrinta klasikinę stilistiką, tačiau nemaža dalis dėmesio taip pat skiriama detalėms.

07/11/2017

An interesting way to save on image sizes on the web

With CSS filter effects and blend modes, we can now leverage various techniques for styling images directly in the browser. However, creating aesthetic the

03/10/2017

Dropbox rebrand

Welcome to the new Dropbox

25/09/2017

An informative breakdown of some optical effects in frequently used interface elements

How to make optically balanced icons, correct shapes alignment, and perfect corner rounding. Over 50 pics included.

18/09/2017

Check this out! A new website for a startup company WellParko.

Make your parking smart with WellParko, a parking guidance system that provides parking slots availability in real-time.

06/08/2017

A clever UX insight into the most popular running app Runkeeper

Tracking a run has come a long way since rolling down the neighborhood in a car, watching the odometer to figure out how many miles you ran…