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📣 Attention all design enthusiasts and followers! We wanted to take a moment to remind you about our presence on Dribbble. 🎨 If you haven't already, make sure to check out our Dribbble profile for a treasure trove of creative inspiration. From stunning visuals to innovative concepts, we've been sharing our design journey with you for quite some time. ✨ We recently dropped a new shot that captures the essence of one of our projects. Please take a peek, leave a like, and let us know your thoughts! Your continued support means everything to us. 😊

Usertive Usertive | If you’re looking for e-commerce design and software that combines human-centered design with solid, modern software, feel free to contact us. We are Warsaw-based experts providing complete e-commerce solutions in headless architecture, described as the future of e-commerce. We build th...

Big news! 🤯

Remember our case study of Resolution Poland 's rebranding and website redesign? Well, a few days ago we woke up to a very pleasant surprise: the case study has been featured in Behance's curated gallery! It's our first feature, and we couldn't be more proud of it. 😎

It might be a great time for you to revisit the piece, or see it for the first time in case you missed it back then. Come hang with us on Behance!

Digital Resolution - Rebranding & Website This is our most recent rebranding + web design project for Digital Resolution, a part of one of the largest performance agencies in the world. They operate at the junction of offline and online, implementing effective omnichannel strategies.We were res…

... and a happy New Year! 🎆

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⭐️⭐️⭐️Have a wonderful Christmas, everyone! ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Are you interested in trying out the no-code tools that everyone seems to be raving about, but you're not sure which one to go with? You've come to the right place!

In the second installment of our no-code adventures, we take an in-depth look at two of the most popular ones: Webflow and Framer. Where are they similar, where do they differ? Which on should you choose in the end? Find out all of this - and more! - in our new article.

https://buff.ly/3RWEGcP?

Usertive - Framer vs. Webflow: Which no-code tool should you choose as a designer? What does it take to implement a design in Framer and Webflow - two of the most popular no-code solutions? What do they have in common, and where do they differ?

We’ve recently sent Karol, our Design Team Leader, on a bit of a no-code adventure, where he tried his hand at implementing a sample design in Webflow and Framer.

Where did the no-code boom come from? Are these tools as important to designers as they are to developers? How can they improve your designs when integrated into your day-to-day toolkit? Find out here!

https://buff.ly/3pXWR6p

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Usertive - No-code is the future for web designers. Here’s why. No-code solutions are all the rage now, but what do they mean to the designers? Should we also pay attention?

In today’s IT Industry fun facts and curiosities: did you know there are special computers built for the Amish? 💻

So, how does an Amish computer - "The Classic" - differ from a standard one? Does it do anything special?

Well, not quite. In fact, what it CAN’T do is the special part. Amish computers are designed to be strictly utilitarian: text processing, spreadsheets, and basic accounting is everything you can do on such a machine. These are the only functions that can be justified within the Amish culture - only the technology strictly necessary for business, nothing more.

So, what CAN’T you do on an Amish computer? Any form of entertainment, really.
🎬 Playing music or videos? Nope.
🌎 Browsing the Internet? Big NO.
🃏 Playing some Solitaire to kill some free time? Forget it.

In a way, Amish computers are simply stuck in the 80s - entirely by choice!

Did you know we’re having another edition of our Active Summer competition?

…no no, don’t worry. Apparently some of us don’t know about it either.

Anyway, here are the results so far! 🦾

Are you curious about what exactly goes into a full website redesign?

We have a brand new case study up on Behance, going in detail into the Usertive Web 2.0 project - the problems to be solved, solutions we came up with, and what we learned in the process.

Have a look at it here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/147678181/Usertive-20

Usertive 2.0 What happens when a web design and development studio decides it’s time for a complete rebuild of its own website?As it turns out, a lot happens.This is the story of one of our most ambitious projects to date, starting from the very beginning with brai…

Everyone knows that men’s and women’s brains work a little differently, and UX/UI design is no exception to this rule.

In our brand new article, we go over the main points you should consider while designing with one or both of these target audiences in mind.

usertive.com/blog/design-for-men-women?

Usertive - Designing for men and women: what are the differences? How are men and women's brains built differently, and what are the real-world implications on design? Read on to find out!

We’re kicking off a new series of posts introducing our team members!

Meet Dawid, our Front-end Developer prodigy. 🚴

This weekend, he'll be taking part in the Mazowiecki Gravel marathon! You can follow and cheer him on here: https://mgv500.bbtracker.pl/

We have a brand new, fresh off the press, article out on our blog!

This week, we’re taking about the delicate balance between aesthetics and accessibility in modern web design. Are they really so much at odds? Find out here 👇

usertive.com/blog/aesthetics-vs-accessibility

Usertive - You don’t need to sacrifice aesthetics for accessibility. Here’s why. In modern web design, accessibility comes before aesthetics. But it doesn’t mean that aesthetics have to suffer in this situation - quite the contrary!