This article is based on my own life and experiences in which I have been pondering the state of the world and the humility of our lives.
“Man does not simply exist but always decides what his existence will be, what he will become the next moment. By the same token, every human being has the freedom to change at any instant.”
― Viktor Emil Frankl, Man’s Search for Meaning
We have become more humbled in our experience as humans as the pandemic continues to change the lives we knew pre-Covid. The Global Pandemic has made us more alert to the fragility and finiteness of life. We have been given a looking glass into the personal lives of our colleagues through a screen. What has that done in the way we relate to others? People we may not have liked previously have become a little more human as we peek into their lives at home, hear their children in the background, or the dog barking at the neighbors. Managers have become more real as we see their children interrupting them while they give weighty speeches about money, business, and KPI’s. …
Of those who make a New Year’s resolution, after 1 week 75% are still successful in keeping it. After two weeks, it drops to 71%. After 1 month, the number drops again to 64%.
Why? Often times a resolution is something you think you should be doing rather than what you really want to be achieving.
Resolutions are usually about a destination vs. a journey of behaviors.
“I’m going to read 20 books this year”, “I should code for 100 days straight”, “I should exercise more”. The very nature in which that “should” is formed sets us up for failure right away. We want to go all-in rather than easing in. So how do you actually make them work and avoid that resolution crash? …
From Chrome to the Apple App Store to extensions for your Mac, I’ll lay it all out. As a designer and developer, I find the tools below a must in my daily work. I’m all about efficiency — call me the Flash 2.0.
Here we go!
P.s. I’m not getting paid to promote any of these extensions
… although that would be nice.
Illustrations are a fantastic way to give your site a little “umph.” They can tell a story about your brand without having to read every. single. line of your website’s text to get the idea. They should be intuitive, cool, straightforward, fun, and attention-grabbing.
Enter BBQ™️… (I made this up but it should be a thing).
Big Bold Quality pictures for your websites are fundamental in grabbing the attention of your visitors and having a beautiful website that is clean and eye-catching.
The following websites are great for finding pictures that look great for your website. Oh, and they’re free! …
1, 2, 3… 100. Let’s go!
Today’s article will show you how to build a multi-slider that can be used for age, distance, weight ranges, etc.
A slider that works for iOS and Android:
Loading Screens are great for improving the UX and the look and feel of your site. Waiting until the DOM is completely rendered before displaying your page gives the user a seamless experience. Through this tutorial, you’ll learn to create a loading screen like the one on www.intentionalkreative.com.
Here I’ve created my own loading GIF animation. You can use anything you want:
You could imagine my surprise when I went on the web to look for a straightforward contact form implementation using React and Firebase and couldn’t find one. I wanted it to send an email to my inbox when someone tried to contact me on my website. Oh, and did I mention I wanted it to store the email data in my Firebase database? Can I also get something with hooks? Maybe a cherry on top. Please and thank you.
Why didn’t this exist?
Oh well. When in Rome, do as the Romans do — make documentation. That’s the saying, right?
A lot of the time, you want the quick and easy answer to focus on the good stuff. …
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