A talented UI/UX and graphic designer with two years of experience in the industry, having completed multiple projects across a wide range of niches. With an expert-level understanding of user behavior and the latest design trends, Salman has a keen eye for crafting intuitive and aesthetically pleasing user interfaces that prioritize functionality above all else. Passionate about creating visually stunning designs that are both practical and user-friendly, he excels at bringing ideas to life and turning complex concepts into simple, elegant solutions.
10 articles written by Muhammad Salman
CSS layout has evolved past floats and hacks. Flexbox handles one-dimensional layouts. Grid manages two-dimensional structures. Container queries respond to parent size. Here is how to use each tool correctly and stop fighting with your stylesheets.
Stop posting pixelated crops. Here's the definitive guide to image dimensions for Instagram, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, and every major platform. Includes a cheat sheet, export tips, and a workflow that saves time.
Your content is great, but your font makes you look like a generic WordPress template. Here's how to pick fonts that actually give your site personality.
Soft UI took over Dribbble, then vanished. But it's back for minimal dashboards. Here's how to do it right, when to avoid it, and a generator that does the math for you.
Apple uses it. Microsoft uses it. But Twitter called it dead. Let's settle this with actual code, real examples, and a look at why most glass effects fail.
Wes Anderson didn't invent pastel pink, but he owns it. Here's how to pull color palettes from cinema, photography, and any image for your web projects.
in practice about CSS layout from a developer who's made every mistake. Learn when to Grid, when to Flex, and why you're probably using the wrong one.
I once saw a client get sued because their buttons were 'too grey'. It wasn't pretty. Here's how to avoid that nightmare.
When the designer sends #FF5733 and you need rgba(). Here's how color formats actually work and a quick converter tool.
Confused by 'justify-content' vs 'align-items'? You stick `display: flex` on everything and hope for the high-performing? Here is the definitive guide to controlling layout on the web.