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It’s not hard to tell a good website from a great website. You can feel it. While most designers consider proper word choice, typography…
The Polish Checklist for Web Developers Dan Schlosser 6 min read · Mar 28, 2016 -- 11 Listen Share It’s not hard to tell a good website from a great website. You can feel it. While most designers consider proper word choice, typography, and spacing, there are some details that are often forgotten. This is a list of tweaks to consider whenever you build a website. Put together, these tips can go a long way towards making a website feel polished. I. Use Color to Extend Your Brand When used correctly, color can make your site more immersive and help you better communicate your brand. Text selecti
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