4 Key Rules for Great Responsive Web Design
We look at what web designers should keep in mind when designing websites to be accessible to users across every device and screen size.
Skeleton Screens: Giving Body to Your Content
Diagram's Nick Melville shares how Skeleton Screens are used to enhance the user experience while a page loads.
Which Comes First Content or Design?
Which comes first: content or design? This dilemma can feel a lot like a chicken or the egg debate. So let’s unpack this conundrum, starting with the answer...
Gathering Requirements in an Agile World
Diagram's Nick Melville shares the importance of gathering various requirements in an Agile project.
Using User Context to Improve Site Navigation
The best way to improve navigation on your website is to consider your content, your users, and their context. Learn about the ways people search for and discover information in this article.
Aligning Values to Drive Your Projects Towards Success
Diagram's Britney Na shares how we use value mapping and value sorting to align stakeholder values to drive projects towards success.
How to Build Into a Website Performance and Speed
We offer some helpful tips on how to design a website that loads quickly and provides a good experience across all devices and screen sizes.
3 Things To Remember When Working To Improve Website Performance
We share some of the insights we gained by working on a redesign that would reduce page load time for a client's product pages.
CSS Grid vs. Flexbox: Definitions and Differences
Diagram's Derrik Engel shares the definitions and differences between CSS Grid and Flexbox.
QA & You: The Testing Handoff
Diagram's Kevin Apgar shares the importance of quality control testing and how to prepare for a handoff.