“How to” blog posts about graphic design, web development, and software and tools that help designers and developers be productive.
As a designer moving into development in VS Code, here are the tips I wish I would have known when I was just getting started.
In August of 2023, I built my first WebFlow website. Here are some thoughts about what I learned, what I loved, what was challenging, what I disliked, and what I'd love WebFlow to build into future releases of their service.
Recently, one of my sites started showing more than twenty "Pages with Redirects" in Google Search Console that all included accurate blog page URLS, but ended with /1000. Here's the Spammy links I found, the research. and fix that I implemented.
Learn how to add a heading to your HubSpot blog's comment form area.
Today, I needed to clone a static website that I added to my BitBucket repo to a shared hosting plan on HostGator. It was more challenging than I expected. If you're running into errors, or are looking to do the same thing, I hope this write-up helps you.
Here's the workaround for wanting to add the Image Description directly to the Media Library rather than just the post, which leaves the description in the media gallery blank. There's three simple steps. Follow along pictures and video.
Sometimes, muting a Google Chrome tab is necessary, whether it's a noisy chatbot or an unruly video advertisement. Here's how to mute a website on your mac.
This post answers the question, "How to make a grid in Photoshop?" and demonstrates three ways to create grids in Photoshop.
A popular social media post type is the carousel. Carousels are quite easy to create on Facebook and Instagram but not as easy on LinkedIn. In this post, learn how to create the carousel post on LinkedIn. It takes a few extra steps to create carousels on LinkedIn, and this is a barrier that makes the carousel post type underutilized. That means the carousel post type is an opportunity for you!
If you've ever run into the issue that the wrapping an image isn't the same height or width as the image it's wrapping, you can often fix this discrepancy with simple CSS. Here's how.