After a few weeks of nonstop coding, I’m so excited to start pushing some fun designs live! Like this minimal, playful Shopify page for @allday.knives featuring a yummy little position sticky on the product page 😍 Can’t wait to keep working on this project/team in the future! 
Y'all sometimes web dev is hard and can make 0 sense. I mean, have you ever spent 5+ hours working on something, hit save, refreshed and then seen that it's...still not working? 😵 Yeah, me too. When you've got 4 ways to get your text to sit in the center of a page, things can get a bit confusing. I put together a list for myself a few years back that I would use during my builds to make sure I was using the right commands, efficient classes, and wouldn't end up with spaghetti code 🍝 that made it impossible to trouble shoot. And now, dear friends, it's yours! Head to the link in my bio for my fave web dev cheatsheet!* *oh, and she's Squarespace and Shopify-friendly too! 
This has been a fun week playing with all kinds of cool new code 🤓 so much of it can also be used across platforms to make your site even more unique! This is one of my favorite design hacks to add just a touch of flair to a website: the Linear Gradient Background. Essentially, create a highlight (aka add a background-color to your text element) but then take it a step further and dictate at which point in the background fill which colors are shown! Swipe to snag the code or click the link in the bio for my full breakdown and see all the different ways you can customize your highlight/lowlight! 
While we're on the topic of updating and refreshing websites this week, let's all take a few minutes to make sure our sites are fully mobile responsive. What to look for: 🥥 Images that resize to fit the screen 🥭 Fonts that are readable and comfortable 🥑 Mobile-friendly menus 
Last year was a doozy and a half and if you're anything like me, you may be looking for ways to shake off all the 2020 from your brand. But if you're a hustling honey and don't have the time to put behind a full re-design or re-brand, check out these super simple tricks* *oh, and there's an even longer list through the link in my bio! 
This year I’m pushing myself to start designing for pleasure more consistently. It’s something I’ve always been very insecure to share the process of, so I’ve challenged myself to share a weekly ✨#designdaydream ✨ I figured it was only fitting I start off a scary new project with the part of every design I enjoy the least: creating a footer. Funnily enough, I’ve been brought on to fix and finalize code for footers on a handful of projects recently 😂 a new career path perhaps? Swipe through to see each design and let me know which one you like most!