We get work done through apps; here are ways to be most productive using my favorite apps for web design, programming, design, and work.
Save time with Code's shortcut for starter HTML templates. First, select your language as HTML. Then start typing "HTML:5" and then click TAB on your keyboard.
If you ever find that Google's Menu (the left navigation) is hidden and only appears when you hover over the menu, and this drives you crazy, then fortunately there's a one-click fix.
You can toggle Gmail's Main Menu by clicking the hamburger menu (three horizontal lines). Clicking this main menu will expand or collapse your navigation
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The gibberish you see in Chrome is likely indicative of a font issue, specifically with the Roboto font. I bet you're a designer! Here's how to fix it, and it's really easy!
Ecommerce site owners rejoice! Google Chrome is helping you with one of your biggest issues - Cart Abandonment - for FREE! Learn more about why this is a great feature for both brands and consumers.
Use a simple key command to show hidden files on your Mac. Use cmd + shift + [.] to see hidden files in the Finder and Desktop of your Mac.
Your Pinterest pins are displayed best when you use a 2:3 ratio for your pins. That's a vertical rectangle, ideally 1000 x 1500 pixels.
Saving an Adobe Premiere video project to a movable folder is important when you want to share your video project with another team member or when you simply want to safely archive your project. Losing connections between attached and link project assets is a common problem for designers working in Adobe Premiere. This is also a risk when sharing and archiving your Adobe Premiere video project...
If you've registered your website with Google Search Console, then periodically you may receive emails notifying you when Mobile Usability issues have been detected. A notification may look similar to the screenshot below. They often highlight common errors such as "Text too small to read," "Clickable elements too close together," or "Content wider than screen."
Inserting a script or piece of code, known as a WordPress code snippet, into the header or footer of your website is a very common request. Here's how to do it.