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What Is Content Mapping? And It’s Importance In Web Design

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[magpod-confessions]

Its crazy how everyone always tryna draw /stylish/ versions of the characters (according to fandom people which makes it. Questionable in actual style) but always sleep on the one character that is described as being stylish and havin cool hair bc shes black and a woman. How come we got the same or more fanarts of Mike Crew when he like shows up in one episode and then gets immediately knocked dead than Anabelle who appears multiple times is a mysterious presence loomin over the story and plays a huge role on like. The whole closure of the entire podcast. Like im sure everyone hates to hear it and im callin myself out w this too cuz i havent done much fanart of her (to be fair i havent done enough fanart in general bc of chronic artblock) but im calling racism, mysoginy and mysoginoir too bc everyone either ignores her or writtes her as a dominant agressive presence to antagonize in their jmart fics

Anon you are actually so so right holy crap

[javert]

one of the fun things about EHI is that in this book Aymon is my designated character to dress in stupid outfits. in main story ItSoH he almost never (maybe even never?) takes off his uniform, but in EHI he gets to wear hideous bullshit in several scenes

[urprofsqueermenace]

my phd supervisor: you can think about submitting your paper to this important conference in Canada as well :)

me: I don't want to go to Canada!! >:c

supervisor: you know the following years this conference will probably be in the US

me: consider the abstract submitted

[wordsbyparker]

Being a one person operation has been wearing me out more lately. I have a lot on my creative plate & I have to stop & tell myself to calm down, everything is not due today. Slow progress just doesn't feel as productive as getting things done. 🙂 (I'm taking breaks, don't worry).

This is not a whine or a complaint. (Not in the whiny, ungrateful brat sense, anyway. 🙂) Being a creative artist is not always easy. But it is always worth it. I'm just drowning a little more than usual and felt like sharing. Folks need to know that it's okay to struggle. 🙂

[friendlysailor]

Ahoy!

I'm currently sailing the oh so rough seas that is exam time, so I'm going to be away for a bit longer. I just once again have to express how happy I am every time i see interactions with this blog, even though I've been very inactive recently. It really has helped strengthen and keep up my resolve in wanting to help make digital privacy, piracy and computer knowledge more accessible for as many as I can. So again, a big THANK YOU to you all for being here!

I've been considering if there would be any interest in me trying to create a more in-depth resource for finding ways to improve your quality of live when using computers and the like?

While my first thought was a simple list, I know that those can get overwhelming really quick. So I've been playing around with the idea of a "clippy"-like addon to the blog that can offer you directions to common issues (such as, "How do i remove the 'search on the web' results on Windows 10?", "What browser-addons should I have?" and "How to speed up YouTube on FireFox?"). I think I would also want to have it be accessible through a GitHub-page, so that mobile-users also could easily access it, and so you all have other options than to only have it accessed through a Tumblr blog.

[gdesignsme]

Why Integrated Marketing Communications is Essential for Small Businesses

How can Integrated Marketing Communications help me, the small business owner? Integrated Marketing Communication is essential to small business owners because they, even more so than large corporations can not afford to misspend or waste money on a single isolated marketing effort. For instance, as a small business owner, it may be tempting to focus on one aspect of marketing – a new website, a…

[radarsteddybear]

@staff this new layout hurts my eyes

[spiderchao]

We should have a collection of important posts we can pin to our profile.

[werewolf-kat]

Solutions for web designers out there

( All animations and movement on a page should be considered for photo-sensitivity including motion sickness and vertigo. )

For animated .GIF image files:

Create a .JPG or .PNG still image version of the animations from their most important or appealing frame. That should be loaded into the HTML first instead of the .GIF.

And before we go into the optimal JavaScript interaction, let’s stick with the HTML a little more...

If you have images that are not already hyperlinked, you can instead make them link to their animated GIF version to open in a new tab (target=“_blank”). Be sure to have appropriate warnings about those links leading to the animated version of that image, right before/above the image itself for those who may be going through the page in order with some accessibility devices. (Thus, they read the warning before they interact with the link.)

Then, from there, we do the script side for this. You can store the different image file paths into your JavaScript and use mouseover/mouseout events to change the file path inside your src=“” attribute. (Here’s how you can dynamically and efficiently do this for many images and give them their own Event Listener: My JSFiddle Example.)

EDIT: I've updated the example to have a 1-second delay for the images to change into animations in case someone accidentally has their mouse over the image after the page loads in. It'll be best to also make hover/active animations optional, which will tie into the JavaScript needed to achieve the hover/active functions to begin with.

Also added a few more in-code comments for extra instruction and clarity.

Another idea with JavaScript is to have a “toggle” sort of <button> on your page that someone can click/confirm whether or not everything on a page should animate/move or not. If you’re nicely familiar with JavaScript, you can make a more in-depth options menu for this sort of thing too!

This is also a great solution since there are web users who look at webpages either in a simplified view or blocking all scripts (like JavaScript) from your website. They could be viewing your website like this due to personal needs, or technological limitations. And so, having a still image in your HTML by default is MUCH preferred!

For CSS @ keyframe animations:

In the raw CSS file, the default value for the animation-play-state property should be paused. We have to keep simplified view users and script-blocking users in mind for moving objects and images on our webpages. So, whatever is loaded in by default must maintain this priority.

Thankfully, sticking with the CSS, we can just as easily changed the animation-play-state to running when the element is hovered (for mouse users) or active (for touch-screen users).

For sprite sheet animations:

If you’ve figured out how to make sprite animations on a web doc, then you’re already involved in the JavaScript for it and familiar with the code. Or, you're doing it the pure CSS way (see here). In which you can refer back to the @ keyframe section above.

So, here’s a general guideline that you can follow in JavaScript!

The sprite sheet element in your CSS should focus on your most important frame that you want to be seen by users on the default page appearance. Set its background-position to that frame inside the CSS.

For users who can load JavaScript on the page, set that element to toggle its animation by mouseover/mouseout or clicking.

For users who cannot load the JavaScript, the next best thing is to build the sprite animation from CSS keyframe steps().

And for most absolute safe case scenario in case of browser or device compatibility issues with any of these properties in the CSS, you could make an animated .GIF file of your sprite sheet. Make sure it's under 1Mb for users in this category who are also likely to be viewing your page from slow download speeds. With that, refer back to the section for handling image files without JavaScript.

Hopefully this is of great help, if not a starting point for accessibility ideas and considerations for your websites!

pleeeeeeeease indie web and scenecore and whatever other subcultures.... have fun and be cringe but PLEASE be careful with your blinkies. if your website has flashing lights that are on by default or that can't be turned off, then it is inaccessible to photosensitive people. if your post has flashing lights, it needs to be tagged. PLEASE. i love indie web stuff but the prevalence of unavoidable flashing lights makes me really anxious!! people have migraines and seizures! please use tags like "flashing lights" and "eye strain," NOT "epilepsy" or "epilepsy warning," and please consider making your site accessible by removing flashing lights or making them avoidable. PLEASE. make the web usable for photosensitive people.

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Beyond basic presence, web development gives your business functionality. It can automate services, host e-commerce features, collect leads, provide customer service, and guide users through your sales funnel. When crafted with intention, your website becomes more than a static page—it becomes your hardest-working employee.

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Responsive Web Design: Why It’s Crucial for User Experience

In this blog, we shares the Importance of Responsive Web Design & How Responsive Web Design Impacts User Experience. Like, Accessibility Across Platforms, Improved User Satisfaction, Low Maintainance, etc. Call Aphonic Solutions, For top-notch web design by the best web design company in Rajkot now!

[thou-starry]

who decided graphic designers need to code???😫

i dont wanna also why do i need to learn html1 ?? 😫😫 im pretty sure we could start with something less obsolete 🫠

[liveblackinc]

The Impact of Responsive Design on Modern Websites

In the world of web designing, responsive design is what makes the difference. A mobile-friendly website design will solve a lot of problems for you and increase the amount of time people spend on your website.

Simply defining responsive web design — improve the way your website looks on different devices and let people enjoy their time visiting your website through interesting UI/UX and responsiveness.

We are here to discuss the importance of web design and what it brings to your business. The goal of responsive design is to avoid the unnecessary clutter that occurs while scrolling, zooming, or doing any activity on a website.

Everything you’ve put together to create a website, those elements must be fluid proportion-based that can help viewers view your website effortlessly no matter which device they are using.

Everything from layouts, images, content, and menus should change their sizes to fit into the screen they are visible. This will increase customer satisfaction, save their time, and engage them more.

Responsive design is a blessing for all of us. This way you can eliminate the need to design a separate mobile site. Improving user experience will prove your plus point. It makes life a little easier for a company to maintain and create as well as for their customers who visit their website.

Benefits of responsive web design -

1 — Cost-effectiveness

Maintaining two different websites for mobile and desktop can be very expensive. For all the mobile and non-mobile users, there’s only one site that works for both. By having responsive web design, you can save money, time, and effort. Invest only in a single site design that appeals to both mobile and desktop users at the same time.

2 — Flexibility

When you have a responsive site, you are free to make changes quickly and efficiently. You do not have to worry about changing two different sites — desktop and mobile. It’s so flexible that if you need to do a quick change, you are just there and doing a change with the speed of light. You only have to do it once and boom, your site is ready again to engage the users.

3 — Better user experience

No one wants to do business with unprofessional places. User experience is the most crucial thing if you want to create a website. If you want your people to like your site and want them to come back every time, give people a reason to stay and connect again through responsive design.

If someone visits your website on a mobile device, and it takes them forever to load your website, they’ll never visit your website again. It makes your brand/company image unprofessional. But with responsive design, you are ready to impress your customers because everything will be perfect on whatever device they are using.

4 — Easy management

Responsive websites make management easier with every update you want to add or give. Especially for those who have small businesses who don’t have a lot of time to spend on complex website management, they have an easy way for quick changes and an effortless website.

By having a single site that works effortlessly for all devices, it will be much easier for people to get connected with you. Also, you don’t have to worry about two different redirecting links attached to your social media platforms. Because a single responsive link can lead your customers to your website.

5 — Enhances visibility in search engines

Google impresses with its responsiveness. If you have a responsive website, you are in the eye of Google to get the topmost rank for responsiveness. Lack of adaptability in website designing and mobile-friendliness will penalize you. Having a responsive website is a boon to stay ahead of the competition.

6 — Reduce duplicate content issues

If you have both desktop and mobile websites, it may happen you’ll get duplicate content concerns. The advantage of creating a responsive website is that it eliminates the chances of duplicate content and enhances website search ratings.

Any SEO efforts you are putting will automatically apply to the mobile responsiveness through the desktop version.

7 — Lowers bounce rate

A visitor who comes to your website and leaves without doing anything is referred to as a bounce rate. Mobile responsive websites make people stay longer on the website and lower the bounce rate. Visitors love to move forward and visit the different web pages to see what you offer. This will improve your conversion rate.

We feel that having a responsive website design for your business is crucial is low maintenance and convinces your customers to stay for a longer period. Embrace responsiveness and be up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies.

[niconiconwo]

I hate saying nice things about this shithole platform but one thing in particular is it doesn't make Firefox want to consume all my RAM like browsing YT for an hour does.

[gdesignsme]

Search Engine Optimization Techniques for Blogs

Fact, keywords when properly used in the content of your website have exponential power. They are the most magnetic force to attract the search engines. Most of Google’s annual $25 billion in revenue is keyword based. These simple little magnifying words are the life-blood of every SEO ranked website. Read on… The way you word your article and how your conversation flows with injections of…