Motion has become a really important part of the web design field in recent years. Motion and animation add layers of dimension to an interface, aiding the user, offering feedback, delighting, and engaging along the way.

It's always a good idea to know as much as possible about all the tools at your disposal. With a little exploration you might find there are tools out there, other than the obvious Adobe choices, that perfectly suit your daily tasks and workflows.

Google’s AMP initiative aims to cut the overhead from the web, giving mobile users an accelerated browsing experience. It uses specific markup, components, conventions, and can be applied to static and dynamic web pages alike. In this series Kezz Bracey walks through a range of CMS platforms, explaining how to get AMP up and running on each of them.

The term “UX” is thrown around a lot amongst today’s web professionals, but do you truly understand what UX design is? In this series Joanna Ngai will make sure you do. Each article is concise, informative, and beautifully presented with custom illustrations.

Along with HTML and CSS, JavaScript is one of the core technologies of the web. The majority of websites use it, and all modern web browsers support it without the need for plugins. It's got a huge community, and the ecosystem is evolving rapidly. If you want to be a web developer, learn JavaScript. And if you want to learn JavaScript, you're in the right place!

WordPress is free web software you can use to create beautiful websites, blogs, or apps. If you want to learn WordPress development, you're in the right place!