Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (September 2013)
Four months to go before we revisit another round of New Year’s resolutions. In the meantime, let’s see what’s in store for September’s roundu…
Four months to go before we revisit another round of New Year’s resolutions. In the meantime, let’s see what’s in store for September’s roundu…
Variables, officially known as Custom Properties, have finally come to CSS – the language we use daily for styling webpages. We have discussed using…
Ethan Marcott, the one who coined the term Responsive Web Design, stated in his article that Fluid Image is one of the ingredients of Responsive Web D…
Web developers often face the challenge of ensuring that browsers can handle specific features. To address gaps in browser capabilities, we sometimes …
If you have data in multiple cloud storage accounts, managing it becomes difficult. You have to switch between apps and ensure there is no data duplic…
According to BuiltWith.com, WordPress is the most popular publishing platform with more than 8 million website using it as their Content Management Sy…
By default, when an anchor tag element is in active or focus state, a dotted line appears around it, as shown in the image below. This outline is used…
Converting your Photoshop layers into web elements can be a daunting task. Especially when you’re trying to turn Photoshop layer effects into CSS, y…
On the web, Infinite Scroll is a technique that loads content continuously as users scroll down a page. As long as there is more content, it will keep…
This article was first Published on: Aug 2, 2013. In a previous article, we discussed how to customize checkbox and radio inputs using CSS. However, t…
August is here, so it’s time for another roundup! In this round, we have some great tools, including a Photoshop action that creates 3-dimensional m…
In many cases, obtaining user location would be extremely useful to establish better user experience, for example: E-commerce sites can immediately pr…