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For prototyping or even some beta products any popular css/js framework would do. You should've heard about bootstrap.io, just make sure at the end when you go
by octix 14y ago
For prototyping or even some beta products any popular css/js framework would do. You should've heard about bootstrap.io, just make sure at the end when you go public, customize it a bit.. so it won;t look like other dozens of websites.
- kellros 14y agoI second this motion. Bootstrap is a great place to start. There are a couple of other things such as background images, fonts, balance, icons (ex. FontAwesome) and some other minor changes you can make to make your website look even better. There was a great post on HN a couple of weeks ago, unfortunately I've lost said link - just google for 'x ways to make your website look better'.
- codegeek 14y ago"unfortunately I've lost said link " If you upvoted the story, it should be in your saved stories link.
- umut 14y agoof course bootstrap et al are the first place to go, but i was referring to one step further in design. Like custom look and feel, some marketing material, nice typography, infographics, nice app UI/UX design (visuals, effects etc)... I know good stuff when i see them, but don't know how i can create them. The real problem is i cannot figure out my way to gradually improve my skillset and get there. :( That is actually my problem and the reason why i asked the question in the first place. But thanks for the answer anyway... Cheers!