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Post pobrano z: Prime Studio

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Post pobrano z: Star Wars: Lightsaber Escape

A second screen experience created for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. „Lightsaber Escape” lets you use your smartphone as a lightsaber, as you battle stormtroopers and try to make your daring escape.

Post pobrano z: Loftshift – VR Room Configurator

Loftshift is a high-def, virtual reality room configurator for interlübke furniture. The application is offering an immersive experience where customers can intuitively explore and configure products.

Post pobrano z: Message Design Center

This site is a collection of projects created by Message Design Center. Project name is morph into the picture.

Post pobrano z: Choosing A WordPress Theme With A Great UI And UX Design

If there’s one thing that some web designers don’t understand, it’s UX design. There’s a huge difference between print design, brochure design, web design and UX design. Designers often think in terms of “cool” and “space”, meaning they only look at something and think about how cool they can make it look. Rather, UI and UX focused designers focus on how a user is going to interact with a website.

Plugins

Plugins are convenient but they’re also a developer’s nightmare. Not only that but they have to kept up to date constantly to avoid getting hacked via SQL or security vulnerabilities. When you’re looking for a theme, it’s best to avoid themes that come overloaded with plugins. It’s also best to look at every available plugin that comes pre-packaged and to make sure they’re consistently kept up to date and that there’s no security vulnerabilities.

Responsive

We live in the age where almost half of browsers are potentially coming to your website from a mobile phone or hand held device. Websites have to be responsive from the get go. A good design and theme will be built with mobile first in mind and will scale down perfectly in all resolutions. Good responsive websites start with the design and are usually finished with the help of styling media queries. Any decent UX designer has already thought of and planned out the responsive design before firing off PSD files to the web developer.

Price/Sales Volume/Popularity

I realize that not every high selling theme is great but the more they sell, the more time they have to devote to keeping it up to date and to making it better. The sales volume of a theme is a decent indicator of how many people like it, how devoted the author is probably going to be to keeping it up to date and the overall quality. With that being said, there are plenty of horrible themes out there on popular sites like Themeforest that have high sales volume.

Heading Tags

From a SEO standpoint, a good theme also needs to properly utilize heading tags to tell search engine bots crawling the page what the page is about. A theme without consideration of headers and heading tags probably didn’t put much consideration into any other aspect of SEO either, so that’s more work for you.

Custom Themes/Building Your Own

Why not build your own theme? For people not too overly concerned about the budget, it’s far better and more reliable to have a developer build you a custom theme from a bare bones minimal theme. It’ll come tailored to your specific needs and it won’t be overloaded with styling or plugins that come pre-installed with most of the themes out there today.

Sliders Beware

For some reason, everyone likes to implement full screen or half-screen sliders on websites today. I don’t know why, as studies have shown they have little to no impact on customer interaction but you need to make sure those are responsive as well. Take a look at what Yoast had to say about sliders.

Page Flow/Convenience

Imagine yourself as a customer on that theme browsing for whatever it is you plan on selling or doing with the website. How easy can you find everything? Do you have to scroll past several sections of information you don’t care about just to get to the part of the website you came there for? That spells bad news because most people will leave a website within 3 seconds if it doesn’t capture their attention, creating a bounce in your Google Analytics dashboard.

Having proper page flow and being able to find everything with ease is essential. People don’t think in terms of development or design, they’re just searching for something and they want to find it right away. They don’t want to be inconvenienced by a bunch of advertisements or a long 10,000 word sales page of jargon they’ve read on other websites.

If you ask any WordPress developer, they’ll tell you about their love/hate relationship with themes. They can be convenient but they’re often messy, they’re hard to change, they come overloaded with unnecessary code/plugins and they can cause security vulnerabilities but there are quite a few decent UX designed themes. You have to really figure out why customers are coming to your website in the first place, what problem are they looking to solve, what problem does your website solve for them and so on.

If you could only pick one thing from the list above, a website HAS to be responsive. Themes NEED to be responsive to capture your mobile audience. The mobile audience is rapidly growing and isn’t stopping anytime soon.

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Post pobrano z: The Best Ghost Writer Themes

Ghost is one of the most user friendly and simple publishing platforms that is available, it is fast and powerful but most of all easy to use. Within a few minutes after registering you can be communicating and sharing your ideas with the world.

Escritor

Is an elegant theme almost old fashioned in a way. Designed for sharing your ideas, memories and stories.

Openwriter

Very office and business orientated, ideal for showing your small business to the world.

Brage

Very modern and clear, for users who do not want to cloud the issue and make the content the star.

Breathe

A derivative of the Zen Habit’s theme which is not under copyright. Quite minimalist and very thought provoking.

Glimpse

Based on photography, ideal for pictorial type blogs. Smart and looks very professional.

Coder

This theme takes you into the world of the super spy. Ideal for the data kings out there, presenting fact pure and simple.

Minto

Modern and very simple theme, would suit any style of blog whatsoever. It fits writers, photographers, travellers.

Bastard

A theme based on the darker side of things, with a rock and roll theme. Good for musicians, rock and rollers and perhaps gothic fashions.

The Ghost application is totally free in every way. It costs nothing to use and it is free to share and modify. There are no legal restrictions and therefore you can do more or less anything you want. When you register and download Ghost, it is then yours you own it.

It is created almost entirely by volunteers and is run by the Ghost Foundation, a small non-profit organization.

You can easily run your Ghost blog on any paid domain site but to make it easier Ghost also have created a hosted platform. For as little as $10 per month Ghost (Pro) will enable you to run your Ghost Blog, simple all under the same banner.

Ghost also have a long term project in the pipeline where the idea is to create a large directory of themes, apps and resources. A little like an Apple App store or Google Play store, but the big difference will be that everything will be free.

One of the most attractive features of Ghost to the user is that it is an independent JavaScript application. Ghost is written only in JavaScript and it uses Handlebars as a templating language. This will make Ghost a very solid open source project for the future.

What does all this mean? It means it is a platform for non-technical people or the lay man like you and me. It all seems like a college project where all the students contribute and add free content, a very refreshing change in todays’ financially driven world.