Blog / Web Design

I built Buckingham Cookware’s existing ecommerce website way back in 2010, and until this day, it was still running on the same outdated bespoke ecommerce platform. Today it's running on Shopify; a website migration that was completed in one day with a real low budget. Read more

The post discusses three methods for organizing store products: through categorized, filtered, or tagged collections. Each method offers various advantages and drawbacks, such as control over content, flexibility with product attribution, URL structure, and SEO impact. The optimal approach depends on the store's specific needs and product range. Read more

When it comes to deciding whether to use an agency or a freelancer, it depends on your project and budget. Or does it? Read more

If you are looking for website design services, you may want to consider a pay-as-you-go payment option to spread the cost of your project. Read more

Shopify has some great features to help with your ecommerce business. Here are 8 reasons why you should choose Shopify as your ecommerce partner. Read more

A few months ago, I was tasked with building a new website for my wife’s mental health business. She’s not very tech-savvy, so I had to pick a CMS that would be easy for her to use without her having to bug me for changes and how-to’s. Being an ecommerce design consultant, I’m a relatively […] Read more

Once a year, there comes a time when I get bored of using my usual code editor and like to try something new. This time it was Panic’s Nova code editor. Read more

WordPress is an extremely popular content management system amongst web designers and web development because of its easy setup, large community and thousands of plugins to extend functionality. But there’s an array of content management systems out there which may be better suited to your business requirements than WordPress, and they are definitely worth looking into. Read more

Design subscription services can have a massive role in all business areas, from creating your brand identity to designing social media graphics and websites. Read more

I recently found some of my old client work on a hard drive, so I put it all into an Archive page - for my records more than anything. Read more

A Sketch library I designed to help create beautiful sitemap templates, and user-flow diagrams for client and personal projects. Read more

A few years ago, I decided to scrap development environments from our workflow to make feature deployments easier. And since then, I’ve never gone back. Read more

This month, I’ve been working on designing and building the new shop for Hearing Dogs, a UK charity that trains dogs to alert deaf people to important and life-saving sounds they would otherwise miss. Read more

I’ve been using Sass for a few years now, and I’ve gotten so used to using it on new projects, I never gave it a second thought. I thought it was making my life easier, but it’s caused me more hassle than it’s worth in recent weeks. Read more

A couple of new books to add to my reading list: “New Frontiers in Web Design” by Smashing Magazine and “Art Direction for the Web” by Andy Clarke. Read more

Essential tips, advice and useful links on improving the page speed and Core Web Vitals on Shopify stores. Read more

Interesting idea on creating full-bleed layouts using css grid - not something I ever thought off using for this type of layout, but definitely a great idea! Read more

A great article about using flex-basis and flex-wrap instead of media queries when creating components. Read more

After 25 years inspiring the creative industry, Computer Arts magazine has bid farewell, all thanks to Coronavirus. Read more

I’ve been a dribbble account user for over a year now, and a casual “browser” for quite some time. It’s great for collecting inspiration and ideas, but lately, I’ve been looking less and less at it. Read more