As Mark Boulton so eloquently puts it “Whitespace,” or “negative space” is the space between elements in a composition. More specifically, the space between major elements in a composition is “macro whitespace.” Micro whitespace, is—yes, you’ve guessed it—the space between smaller elements: between list items, between a caption and an image, or between words and [...]

I read A LOT of web design posts during a week and thought that the very best articles deserved to be shared with you.
The Best Web Design Links From The Week

In this article, we’ll showcase website layouts and navigation structures that really break the mold. The designers of these websites have seen dozens of clone websites out there but have sought their own way.
Creative and Unusual Layouts

Usually, most sites share the same set-up… In terms of scrolling down, that is.. Most often, they are browsed through vertically. We came across a couple of sites that presents a different type of browsing experience for their readers. Amazingly, the result is more creative and unique.
Horizontal Scrolling Websites

Everyday, we go through hundreds of different websites. With Twitter and RSS feeds, we are able to see an excessive amount of sites in just a short time. Most of the websites that we visit are forgettable, they don’t leave a lasting impression.
The WOW Factor

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past year or so, I am sure everyone is aware of the Bokeh effect. This article will showcase the Bokeh effect in web design from bright and bold backgrounds to the subtle black and white.
Bokeh Effect in Web Design