Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (October 2013)
Ladies and gents, our fresh resources compilation has reached its first year! And I’m really excited for this round as we have put together some rea…
Ladies and gents, our fresh resources compilation has reached its first year! And I’m really excited for this round as we have put together some rea…
In terms of screen size, mobile devices have smaller screens than a PC monitor. When viewing webpages or apps, there are some elements that are transl…
As web developers, we’re constantly searching for tools to enhance our workflow and productivity. This post is dedicated to web developers who frequ…
It’s common to use the browser’s Developer Tools to debug and test code during website development. However, changes made in Developer Tools do no…
So here is the story: you built a cool open source project and shared it to the world for free. Then, it suddenly got really popular, and as more and …
Note: This post was first published on the Sep 17, 2013. Nowadays, including social sharing buttons on web pages is a popular way to boost user intera…
While we live in a digital era where most content is easily accessible online, many people still prefer reading long-form text on paper. It’s possib…
There are many visual effect possibilities we can achieve with CSS; the limit is only our creativity and imagination. This time, as the title suggests…
In one of our previous post we have discussed how to build customized jQuery. In the process, we used Grunt to perform the task, for testing, compilin…
More and more people get online through their smartphone and tablet these days. So, it is important that we as designers and developers address how ou…
Four months to go before we revisit another round of new year resolutions. In the meantime, let’s see what is in store for September’s round-up of…
Variables finally come to CSS. Yes, the CSS that we use everyday for styling webpages. We have disccused several times on using variables with CSS Pre…