Product Design Defined

Product Design isn’t about aesthetics, it’s about people. Design is fundamentally about problem solving. That’s where Endertech’s Product Designers come in.

System Design - Over Engineering

Discover how overengineering can be hurting your software product or software plan. Learn to avoid the pitfalls.

Defining Great Web Design

Atomic Design: Revolution or Recycled Jargon?

Atomic Design is getting a lot of attention in the UX/UI design world right now. What are the ideas behind this design philosophy, and are they really new?

5 Web Design Rules for Better SEO

Learn about SEO fundamentals that your website should implement to give it the best chance to be visible in Google.

Design Case Study: CSS3 Gradient Tips & Tricks

We take a close look at some examples of what can be achieved with CSS3 gradients.

Auto Parts Ecommerce Website Design: 2026 Guide

Ecommerce website design for auto parts retailers in 2026: fitment data, YMM search, platform picks, and integration steps that cut wrong-part returns.

Shopify Hydrogen: The Future of Shopify Frontend Design

Shopify Hydrogen empowers its users to design dynamic, React-based storefronts. Everything you need to know about Shopify frontend design.

Shopify Hydrogen Framework: How It Works to Help Your Shopify Design

Learn how the Shopify Hydrogen framework employs different methods to balance power & performance to accelerate frontend design & development.

Will an Off-the-Shelf Solution Work for Your Social Network Web Design?

Overview of whether an Off-the-Shelf Solution will work for various Social Network Web Designs, including discussion of the pros and cons of Ning and Elgg compared to customizable solutions.

Generative Fill in Adobe Photoshop: Real-World Use Case for the New AI-Powered Tool

Adobe Photoshop's new Generative Fill tool, although imperfect, feels revolutionary, capable of creating impressively detailed and convincing imagery in seconds. In this article, we recap the new feature and provide a step-by-step visual demonstration of how it can be used to enhance client-provided assets for a web design project.

The Joys of Parameterization

We’ve all seen examples of parameterization. Database credentials are probably the most common example. Various scenarios may require that these be changed; a server move, a user/password change, or setting up a development environment. It’s easy to see how this is a best practice.