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2017 Best Fitness Watch For Your Workout Posted: 15 Jan 2017 11:14 AM PST Fitness bands were expensive back when they were first introduced. But with fitness and health gaining a serious position in the lives of people, manufacturers have made many affordable alternatives without making many compromises. Most fitness bands are to be worn on the wrist, but there are bands which can be worn on your ankle or your arms. If you're serious about getting fit and it is one of your New Year Resolutions, then get one of these 8 Best Fitness Bands of 2017! Fitbit Charge 2 This might be the most popular fitness band on the planet right now. It tracks a ton of parameters and is not very expensive. The downside to the Fitbit Charge 2 is that it is not waterproof and doesn't have GPS. This might not be a deal breaker, but is by far the only negatives that I can find with this one. The best thing about the Fitbit Charge 2 is that it has an always-on heart rate sensor. The OLED display doesn't show a lot of information but is extremely visible and sharp. Another great thing about the Fitbit fitness bands is the overall ecosystem provided by them. It is one of the best communities to be a part of. Battery life is also great at around five days. Fitbit Surge Fitbit Surge is larger and much chunkier than the Charge 2. It is the only Fitbit fitness band to come with GPS enabled. There is an always-on display with all the other features of the Charge 2. It is still not waterproof, and you cannot wear it while you're swimming or take a shower. The Fitbit ecosystem is amazing and is one of the largest out there. The Surge is slightly disappointing when it comes to tracking heart rate data, and it'll be apt for people who are just into running. Fitbit Flex 2 The Flex 2 is best for people who don't want a lot of parameters to be tracked. It doesn't have a display and is just a simple band. The best thing about the Flex 2 is that it is swim proof. That is the sole reason why it is on the list of 8 Best Fitness Bands of 2017. It can track your swimming and other basic activities. The Flex 2 is also an attractive option due to the fact that it supports a lot of accessories. Samsung Gear Fit2 The Gear Fit2 looks more like a smartwatch than a fitness band. It has some powerful hardware and the display is just mesmerizing. The Gear Fit2 comes with a 1.5-inch display that sports a resolution of 432×128 pixels for a massive pixel density of 322 ppi. The display also has Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection. Except the heart rate tracking, both the activity and fitness tracking is pretty accurate. This one from Samsung is highly recommended for its looks and functionality. Garmin Vivoactive The first thing that you might say when you see the Vivoactive is, "Oh my God, it’s big!" The Vivoactive from Garmin has a boring design, to be honest, and comes with a large display that might look extremely weird on small hands. But keeping that negative aside, it is undoubtedly one of the 8 Best Fitness Bands of 2017. It can track a lot of activities with razor sharp precision and the large display helps in providing accurate and extensive notifications. The display could've been slightly brighter and crisper, but this can be overlooked. Garmin Forerunner 735XT This is another highly recommended fitness band and is extremely popular among fitness enthusiasts. The Forerunner 735XT is expensive, I admit, but for the price you pay, you get some cool features. There are a few cheaper alternatives that outperform this one, but it still is a great fitness band. This one is very easy on the hand and is waterproof and comes with GPS enabled. There is an optical heart rate sensor, all-day tracking, and a multisport mode. Microsoft Band 2 The Band 2 is worlds apart compared to its predecessor, but it is still missing quite a few things. The unnecessary Golf feature looks out of place and performs horribly. The Band 2 is not waterproof and the design might take some time to get used to. Apart from the negatives mentioned above the Band 2 performs well thanks to the smartwatch-like features and support for multiple sports. It also has accurate GPS tracking and a praiseworthy display. Jawbone UP3 The UP3 was marketed as a great product by Jawbone but when it was launched, there were a few problems that plagued it. It is still one of the 8 Best Fitness Bands of 2017, thanks to the cool design, accurate step tracking and long battery life. The Jawbone app is also pretty slick offering some intuitive options and features. The downside is that you don't get a display and it is only splash-proof. It goes well with the accessories on your wrist and can complement your outfit better than the other bands.

2017 Best Online Web Design Courses Posted: 14 Jan 2017 01:02 PM PST The digital world is heading in a certain direction for some time now, making good web designers a more and more in-demand commodity, which is why Online Web Design courses are something to seriously consider when thinking about advancing down that career path. Ultimate Web Designer & Developer Course A terrific course (4.5 out of 5 rating, 3086 raters) for those who wish to learn the ins and outs of web design and development, learning about everything from design to front and back end programming. User Experience Design Fundamentals Companies are becoming more and more aware that quality UX makes a huge difference in revenue and in retaining their users. This UX Design course is fantastic for delivering the foundation necessary to become a successful UX designer. Master Web Design in Photoshop While you can get some things done without knowing Photoshop, it’s pretty much a mandatory requirement that you master this software to succeed in the design business, which is why this course is so important. Learn 3D Modelling – The Complete Blender Creator Course A terrific course that introduces and teaches 3D modelling to use in video games, 3D Printing, house design and more. After Effects CC 2016: Complete Course from Novice to Expert As someone once told me: Photoshop can do almost everything. For everything else, there’s After Effects.  Typographic Logos: Typography and Lettering for Logo Design One of those courses that teaches something that might not be mandatory, but could give the aspiring designer an edge that’s impossible to ignore.

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