Blog - UPDIVISION

November 25th, 2022, posted in tech_stuff
by Adelina, Corina

Guide: what is LAMP and how to install it on Ubuntu and MacOS

Find out how to install LAMP, one of the most popular software stacks for building web apps. Follow this step-by-step guide for installing LAMP on both Ubuntu and MacOs.

November 17th, 2022, posted in for_founders
by Adelina

Common UX design mistakes which can make or break your app

In this article, we’re going to talk about the most common UX design mistakes that can negatively affect your app - and how to fix them.

October 27th, 2022, posted in learning
by Adelina

Dear UI/UX designers, here’s how to make Figma your best friend

Figma can do so many things, and you might not notice it all right away. So we’re here to save you some time and show you our best Figma tips & tricks.

September 1st, 2022, posted in learning
by Adelina

How to make your designs code-ready for Tailwind CSS

Developers work better when the designs you make respect at least a few rules. So here’s how to do that with a UI Kit for Tailwind projects.

August 4th, 2022, posted in learning
by Adelina

Include all users: how to make your designs more accessible

In this article, we’ll be talking about specific ways you can make your designs accessible. Like pumping up that contrast, making ALT descriptions, and more.

June 23rd, 2022, posted in learning
by Adelina

15 color and font combos to jumpstart your new designs

Design trends come and go, but color theory is forever. Thus, some color and font combos out there can be used throughout a variety of designs.

June 7th, 2022, posted in for_founders
by Adelina

Book Review - The Mom Test by Rob Fitzpatrick

Does your business idea pass the Mom Test? Developer turned entrepreneur, Rob Fitzpatrick, talks about how to get proper feedback and ask questions even your mom can't lie to you about.

June 1st, 2022, posted in learning
by Adelina

Dear UI/UX designers, here’s how to test apps you designed

Your design is done, and your development team coded most of it. As a designer, you have a chance to test it and find any possible issues. How do you find things you missed while designing? How can you find broken or nonsensical user flows?

May 27th, 2022, posted in learning, tech_stuff
by Adelina

Dear UI/UX designers, here’s how to get to know your users

There's a lot to figure out when you begin to work on a new app. A lot of it has to do with getting to know your users. What is their day to day life like? What part will this app play in their life?