15 jQuery Plugins To Make Smart Sticky Elements
It is now common to see certain elements in a site fixed to a position when you scroll up or down the site e.g. the navigation menu, the header or the…
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It is now common to see certain elements in a site fixed to a position when you scroll up or down the site e.g. the navigation menu, the header or the…
The Chrome DevTools App was created by Kenneth Auchenberg to bring devtools out of the Chrome browser. This application is based on NW.js and works on…
Dealing with typography on the web has been real quirky. Each browser has its own algorithm to render fonts which could lead to unexpected discrepanci…
For those of us constantly on the go, notifications keep us informed about important events, news, and updates. Notifications reduce waiting times whi…
Photoshop is well-known among designers, and tools like CSS3Ps and FontAwesomePS have made it useful for making web design prototypes. However, it’s…
I’ve already written about how to get started with Gulp as well as how to get started with Grunt. They both automate our tasks, they both use Node, …
I’m a huge advocate of automation because it simplifies life significantly. Why spend time on repetitive tasks when you can automate them? This is e…
When you take on web design projects, do you think twice about the tools that help you build websites for your clients? In 2015, freedom looks like a …
Google’s Material Design is designed to deliver a consistent user experience across the web and mobile apps. It’s increasingly popular among devel…
Choosing the right framework that is the perfect fit for your projects could be a little bit overwhelming – there are a lot to choose from. Perhaps,…
So you’ve been following this Angular series (if you haven’t, start from the top here) and have come to a point where you are somewhat comfortable…
If you use Sass in your development workflow, you know the importance of mixins. When you see some things that are written repeatedly and tediously in…