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Clients Are Demanding More Web Design Freedom

SpeckyBoy

Web designers love to client-proof their creations. It’s all about preventing a rogue client from mucking up a layout or feature. These days, it seems like clients are eager to experiment with design. I often receive design queries from clients. The web used to be a novelty.

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Where Does Dreamweaver Fit in Modern Web Design?

SpeckyBoy

Dreamweaver has long been a staple for web designers. The client insisted that I use Dreamweaver. The apps I tried wrote sloppy code. Dreamweaver produced clean code and made my job easier. Other code editors have long since surpassed Dreamweaver. Does it still have a place in web design?

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How to Become a Web Designer with Zero Experience

Inkbot Design

How to Become a Web Designer with Zero Experience Are you tired of your tedious 9-5 job? Think you've got an eye for good design? Web design could be your ticket to greener pastures. You guessed it – web designers. Why Web Design? Think of this as your ‘ Web Design 101.

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Web Designers Can Get by Without Knowing Code. Here’s Why They Should Learn Anyway.

SpeckyBoy

Among the many wonders of modern web design is the emergence of codeless design tools. Whether it’s a WordPress page builder plugin (or the Gutenberg block editor), a drag-and-drop UI app, or even a ready-to-use framework, writing code has become optional. Even for the simplest of websites, code is still worth knowing.

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How No-Code Tools Disrupt the Design Process

SpeckyBoy

Like many web designers, I’m a fan of routine. And crafting a design can greatly benefit from this practice. For me, it starts with opening my favorite design tools. The result is (hopefully) good enough to share with clients. However, technology is starting to blur the lines between designing and building.

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Areas to Be Proactive with Your Web Design Clients

Speckyboy Design Magazine

Being a web designer is about more than just clean code and pretty graphics. Part of our relationship with clients also involves sharing knowledge and gently prodding them to move in the right direction. Because the web is constantly changing, designers are often an invaluable resource for clients.

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Reinforcing the Value of Web Designers in the Age of AI

SpeckyBoy

The technology is already changing how web designers do their jobs. We’re using it to help us debug code and generate content. We’re also seeing prompt-based tools that promise to “design” for us. Here are some ideas for repositioning web designers in the age of AI.