Web Design

If you own an online store, the main (note - main, not the only) reason for your site to exist is to sell your products. In most, but not all, cases, the sales process goes through the so-called...

The search page is of great importance to any site, especially larger ones where navigation becomes complicated and cumbersome. Here's what it should contain:   Search field This is the most...

The "careers" or "open positions" page is an optional page where you can share with people who visit your site the open positions at your company. In addition to providing an opportunity for people...

Buttons are one of the most important elements on your site. They, like any other element on your site, should have consistency, not only with each other, being the same size, with the same spacing,...

The word avatar comes from the Sanskrit word avatar (avatāra – descent) and refers to the descent of a deity into the earthly realm. In the computer world, it is a graphical representation of the...

The press/media page is a useful page that is usually present on websites of larger businesses/sites. Usually, press releases, contact information and the so-called media kit - usually the logo and...

The so-called "badges" are a web design element that does not have a clear and specific formulation. In some places, the term badge is used for a cumulative design that serves to show that an...

Toggles are interactive elements on your site that change the form (of) or visible content in front of the customer. These toggles have the great ability to put things in context (built by you). For...

Cards, as an element of web design, are a relatively modern element of web design (as far as we can talk about modern and outdated in this field). They are a container in which we place several...