
What is the smallest screen size you should design for?
Reading Time – 3 min. The smallest screen width to design for is 320px: it covers small phones and WCAG reflow at 400% zoom. Common mobile viewport sizes and how to test them.
Reading Time – 3 min. The smallest screen width to design for is 320px: it covers small phones and WCAG reflow at 400% zoom. Common mobile viewport sizes and how to test them.
Reading Time – 6 min. Neither direction is easier to read. Every study that has tested clockwise against counter-clockwise rotated text — going back to 1956 — has failed to find a reliable difference between them. So pick by convention, not legibility: rotate counter-clockwise (reading bottom to top) for chart axis labels and vertical UI labels, and clockwise (top to bottom) for anything modelled on a UK or US book spine.
Reading Time – 3 min. Rounded vs sharp corners in web design: rounded corners feel friendlier and group content, sharp ones feel precise and suit dense UIs. When to use each.
Reading Time – 2 min. Columns only make sense in a web setting if you're trying to convey a very small amount of information; otherwise, they have a negative impact on…
Reading Time – 3 min. Should the Cancel button appear first or second? When naming a button, it's better to clarify what it does rather than just labeling it as…
Reading Time – 3 min. Why do designers opt for a minimalistic design? Read the pros and cons of having empty space on your web pages.
Reading Time – 2 min. More difficult tasks can't be completed without the use of multiple windows. But do users really want to do that? Find an answer here!
Reading Time – 2 min. If you are designing a UI for an image gallery with 3-4 images in a column and multiple rows, using rounded corners will cause a Hermann Grid illusion.






