Web design is such a broad field that mistakes can be spotted all over the place – it is almost impossible to deliver a product without a mistake until you undergo full testing, which not everybody has the financial power or time to do. These mistakes can range from a few pixels of padding missing to using a wrong number of fonts.

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Web Design Mistakes and How to Solve Them

Probably at some point you wanted to customize things in WordPress instead of using the “default” for every page. Like a pretty image gallery in a few posts, a syntax highlighter for your tutorial category or a demo page for your tutorials. Well all those things break the standard, so people will see it as “impossible” to change.

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Customize WordPress With Four Easy-To-Add Scripts

The range and diversity of free available PSD files is truly enormous and is increasing day by day as some of the talented designers are sharing their new and high-quality PSD files. Finding a high-quality PSD file not only does save the time that otherwise will be consumed in searching on the internet but also makes the work much more easier.
Here we are sharing a collection of some high-quality and Free Web UI Elements PSD files for your download. We hope this list would be of great assistance for the designer. So, learn from the examples and do it even better!

Webdesign pack

Flex 3 Stencil

PSD Button collection

Free PSD Price Box Templates

Free PSD Media Player

Windows 7 Taskbar

Turquoise PSD

Button Template

Apple Style Navigation Menu

Free Shopping Cart Icons

12 Free Weather Icons

4 Free Globe Icons

10 Free Avatar Icons

Four colour web elements

5 Free PSD Shiny Price Badges

Functional Buttons

Slider Boxes

Free Web UI Element Pack

Free 5 PSD Clock Icons

Free PSD Progress Tracker Bars

74 Free PSD Board Letters

iPad GUI Kit in PSD Format

Free Video Player Interface (PSD)

Greyscale web elements

3 Shadow Pockets

Video Player UI

Free 5 Credit Card Icons

8 Free Subscribe Badges

Business People Silhouettes

Mail Feedback Form

Webdesigner kit

4 Curled Pages

4 Free 30 Day Money Back Guarantee Badges

Web Buttons

4 Free Stickers

Gold & Silver Effect Styles

Grey buttons for WEB

Colorful Buttons

PSD Media Buttons Set

Twitter Icons .PSD

Email Guys Icon Set

Free 8 3D

Grunge / Gothic Navigation Menu

10 Free Grunge Frames

Free Layered House Icon

Dark GUI Kit

Video Player

Mini UI Elements

Webdesigner Toolkit

Facebook GUI free PSD resource

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Great designers are always trying to push boundaries, creating and experimenting with new ideas, some of them resulting in revolutionary trendy design types that keep appearing in the constant shifting web design industry. I really like to see those new ideas coming to life considering that most of them are amazingly well designed, however alongside with such positive feedback, like everything in life, there is a great probability of existing a negative and critical side that acts like a turn point limiting great designs to just that… design. One thing I do every day is save 30 to 45 minutes to check my favourite design galleries

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The Labyrinth Effect In Good Looking Designs

Everyone in the cyberworld knows the news about Steve Jobs having resigned as CEO of Apple.

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12 Best iPad Applications for Designers

An email list is the lifeblood of any internet based business.

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Top 10 Places to Put an Opt-In Form

This article is intended for beginners in the field of web designing and web development. It talks about old design practices that have died off several years ago, but up to now some are still being used.

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Ancient Website Design Practices That Beginners Should Avoid Part 1

How are ‘Right brainers’ different from ‘Left Brainers’? Well, this is not a zoology question being thrown at you. If you are working on a team dealing with websites / apps, and if there is a design team working with a team of developers, you probably would be witnessing the answer to this question every single day you work! This is an inevitable fact, and it is this difference that makes the two communities thrive, and the best team is the one which finds a way to converge the collective wisdom of both these ‘species’ into the final stage of their deliverable – An ideal human-machine interaction experience, filled with life and satisfaction.

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Bridging the Designer-Developer Gap

Having good structure and navigation with poor layout does not provide a bright future for your website or application.

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What You Need to Know About Usability

“The way that you accomplish tasks with a product – what you do and how it responds – that’s the interface” – The genius HCI expert Jef Raskin defines an interface this way!” Being a UX Enthusiast working mostly on the web, the web UI terminologies and interactions patterns are obviously a part of my daily work life, where I build user experiences by creating wireframes and interfaces which help the user accomplish a task easily. The various interaction patterns have always fascinated me and have left me wondering how closely a human-computer interaction is being related to some obvious real-time objects that we interact with, in real-time – enter the metaphors in Human-computer interaction. As humans, we learn new concepts when they are correlated to some existing systems, which we are already accustomed to and this is the base principle followed by HCI experts while giving birth to new interaction patterns and UI elements which help the user to interact with the system much better.

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The Origins of User Interface Terms