The aim of this case study has focused on creating a contemporary design concept that would solve the issue of poor accessibility to gifs on Slack.
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Dark themes have become really popular in the recent years, and a lot of websites have given their users the ability to choose between light and dark mode. This personalisation also increases accessibility, as some people struggle to read black letters on white background, and prefer to switch to light letters on a dark background.
Toggle switch is, in my opinion, the best way to incorporate light/dark mode feature. Today I’m gonna show you how to create a simple, yet effective toggle switch.
Although I am a frontend developer with all my heart, I was always fascinated by how to build robots or wearable technology.
I haven’t done anything about it until….
A few days ago, while I needed a little break from my database assignment, I created this digital portrait of my daughter, Hannah.
Everyone seemed to really like it, so I decided to share my knowledge and create a tutorial on how to do those cool portraits using any photograph.
All you need is Adobe Illustrator and a photograph! No skills required and it’s really easy to do!
Watch a video tutorial or follow my written instructions below!
Fruition of my last assignment- website redesign of Gutenberg.org Medium fidelity wireframes have been done in Adobe XD. Mobile first approach has been used in order to enhance the design as the screen sizes increases, rather than take cool stuff away with a decreased size. After the initial survey, the colour scheme has been changed […]
//:about.me
Hello, I’m Kat.
Junior Front end developer and (Bsc) Digital Design and Web Development student on Solent University. Originally from Poland but living in UK since 2013.
Multi-tasker and a busy bee. Photography lover with a need to create pieces that are both beautiful and useful.
This website is all about growth. Hop on, because it’s the journey that matters!
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