Feb 14, 2018

Let's learn more about creating for the web

By Church Communications • Issue #51 • View online

I’ve been a web designer/developer/nerd for nearly 20 years.

Fads and trends have come and gone. There’s a million things I’ve learned and then promptly un-learned.

If you’ve ever had the urge or inkling to learn about creating for the web, the time is now. Don’t wait to get started! You can do it!

Let us know if we can help.

-Katie

Website Starter Kit - Learn how to create a website with this free interactive course

Learn HTML, JS, CSS and Node.js with our free 4-part video course with interactive code examples

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Mobile Apps for Churches - Custom & Simple | Tithe.ly

Looking for mobile apps for churches? Tithe.ly brings you an engaging custom church app + mobile giving all-in-one. ✓ Click to get yours today! [Sponsor]

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People Don’t Scroll (and Other Page Length Myths) – UX Planet

Have you wondered, “How long should this page be?” A quick Google search gives you answers ranging from “300 words” to “5 paragraphs” to “as long as necessary — but not too long!”

None of these…

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How not to design a blog | Webflow Blog

Find out how your blog design impacts how much time visitors spend on your site.

One of the best and most in-depth blogs I’ve read in a while. Lots to learn for ANY website.

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Sublime Text - A sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose

Sublime Text is a sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose. You’ll love the slick user interface, extraordinary features and amazing performance. My (Katie) favorite text editor. I also use Atom.

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