Author: Thomas Peham

22 Best Chrome Extensions for Developers in 2026

Some time ago, we took a closer look at Firefox’s developer edition. While it offered some interesting tools, most of our dev team stuck with Google Chrome as their default browser.

And for good reason: Chrome gives you access to an extensive library of powerful Chrome extensions—perfectly suited for developers, productivity hacks, and day-to-day web tasks. With its built-in DevTools already covering the essentials, Chrome’s add-on ecosystem takes your workflow to the next level.

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31 Best Website Feedback Tools in 2026

Working on new design drafts and website prototypes takes a lot of patience and knowledge. When you consider the feedback part of the process, it takes even longer. This is why you need a website feedback tool at your side to get you across the finish line.

Email threads, Slack chats, phone calls, and meetings – that’s how the feedback is collected and managed.

Well, managed? Managing feedback through all these channels is barely possible. But here’s the good news.

We will help you to choose a website feedback tool and set up your design & feedback workflow to make feedback from colleagues and customers actionable and manageable again.

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10 Web Design Trends for 2026

This article is brought to you by Usersnap, a bug tracker and feedback tool that helps you to communicate visually. Get a 15-day free trial here. 

Update 2026:
You can find the web design trends for 2018 in this article right here. If you’re still here to check out the best web design trends of 2018 – feel free to read on. Many of them are still relevant for 2026 as well.

As technology advances and becomes more ingrained into every facet of our daily lives, users are demanding more and more from their online user experiences (UX).

Personal, interactive, and relevant are three keywords which users want from their UX. Which basically means web designers now face the challenge of developing a website which understands and responds to its users throughout the process.

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24 Amazing Web Design Blogs You Should Follow in 2026!

A while ago, we published a collection of great web development blogs for developers. Since then, some web designers have approached us and suggested further blogs, specifically, web design blogs worth following.

So this time, it’s all about web design.

We’ve collected some of the best web design blogs around for you. Now go grab a cup of coffee and enjoy reading.

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17 Excellent Open Source Bug Tracking Tools in 2026

Over the last few years, the role of developers has evolved dramatically. They’re no longer just responsible for fixing bugs — they’re at the heart of building better user experiences. That shift has been powered by two things: the rise of open-source bug trackers and a stronger connection between development teams and user feedback.

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User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Templates & Examples

An example of user acceptance testing (UAT): before Trello ships its archive-card feature, a few real users follow a written scenario. They open a board, archive a card, find it in the archive and restore it. Each step has an expected result. If every step passes and the business owner signs off, the feature goes live.

The principle of UAT is simple: real users check that the software does the job it was built for.

Running it well is harder, especially when several teams, testers and sign-off owners are involved.

In this article, we will guide you through a practical user acceptance testing example, illustrated by testing a Trello feature.

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5 Types of User Acceptance Testing (UAT) + Free Templates

The methodology of User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is pretty straightforward. The implementation itself requires some in-depth knowledge of the available types of User Acceptance Testing tools, though.

User Acceptance Testing is the process of verifying that a created solution/software works for ‘the user’. This might sound easy enough, but, in practice, it isn’t.

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12 best web development blogs you should be reading right now

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Creating software isn’t that easy. There is a ton of things to consider. The more you actually create, the more you’ll learn.

And since there are many developers out there who share their experience, it’s a hard game to follow all of them. Because of this, we collected the following blogs and present you a list of 11 web development blogs worth reading.

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