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Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets: Using Compass in Sass

In our last post, we have mentioned once about Compass. According to the official site, it is described as an open-source CSS Authoring Framework. In short, Compass is a Sass extension and, like LESS Element of LESS, it has a bunch of ready-to-use CSS3 Mixins, except it has also added … Continue reading »
Getting Started with Sass: Installation and the Basics

In this post, we are going to discuss a CSS Preprocessor called Sass or Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets. If you have been following our previous posts on LESS, we are sure that you are familiar with the CSS Preprocessor. Both Sass and LESS are CSS Preprocessors which primarily extend the way … Continue reading »
Fresh Resources for Designers and Developers – November 2012

There are a number of new great tools and resources out to give web designers and developers that extra leverage for their job. This month we have some great free tools and resources worthy of a try, starting from a plugin to create cool photo effects to a plugin for … Continue reading »
Jack Of All Trades Vs. Master Of One: A Designer’s Perspective

Every year, large batches of design students graduate and launch their careers in the market. Some of them land at proper places, which groom them professionally and set a solid career path for a successful future. Then there are designers who are not so lucky, who do not find the … Continue reading »
Showcase of Beautiful Blue Color Websites

Editor’s note: This is a contributed post by Alex Bulat, a columnist at TemplateMonster.com interested in software development, web design and color theory. Follow him on Google+. Every time you come across a website you’ve never seen before, what’s the first thing that strikes you? It’s the color scheme! Color … Continue reading »
Adding Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) in Unsupported Browser

In an earlier post in this series, we have mentioned a bit about SVG’s pitfall with old browsers and using Raphael.js to serve the graphic as an alternative solution. In this post we will take a look at this matter further. The idea is simple, we will still be using … Continue reading »
30 Responsive Portfolios For Your Inspiration

The creatives have found responsive technology to be a great advantage in portfolio design. If you haven’t refactored your portfolio for the responsive world, that’s something you need to look into, pronto. Already, many designers use their own portfolios to experiment with responsive design. Here are 30 of the best examples of responsive portfolios.
Building Instagram Photo Search Engine With JQuery And PHP [Tutorial]

Ever since Google rolled out instant search features, it has become a popular trend in web design. There are some fun examples online such as Michael Hart’s Google Images app. The techniques are all fairly straightforward where even a web developer with moderate jQuery experience can pick up programming APIs … Continue reading »
40 CSS3 Button Tutorials For Designers

In this article, we will go through some hand-picked, awesome tutorials for wonderful buttons you can put on your site using only CSS3. Some of these buttons play with colors, gradients or shapes while others are programmed to animate with hover or click actions, giving effects like it’s being pushed … Continue reading »
A Look Into: Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) Animation

Today we are going to continue our discussion on Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG), and this time we are going to work with SVG Animation. Don’t be scared though, SVG Animation is relatively easy and actually in this post we will start from the basics. Recommended Reading: A Look into Scalable … Continue reading »
Working with Text in Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)

In our previous posts, we’ve used SVG to create shapes. In this post, as the title said, we will look into creating Text with SVG. There are a lot of things we can do with text beyond what plain HTML text is capable of doing. So, let’s check them out. … Continue reading »
40 Beautiful Dark Color Websites For Your Inspiration

Color selection is important when trying to design a web page that can perfectly meet all the requirements. Here in this article I have done my best to compile a list of most beautiful and attractive dark color websites. From this collection I hope you get inspired to create a dark color website design which is not messy but clutter-free and visually pleasant so that we can add your creation in this list.
Styling Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG) with CSS

Today we are going to continue our discussion on Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG), and as we have pointed out in our previous post, one of the advantages of using SVG is that it can be styled with CSS. SVG Styling Properties Styling SVG basically work the same way as in … Continue reading »
25 Useful Books For Web Designers And Developers

If you are a designer or developer, you probably know that this field is one of the most innovative and fastest growing industry in the world. If you want to keep up to date and stay ahead of your competitors you must learn new things all the time and follow … Continue reading »

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