Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (July 2013)
Ah yes, the regular monthly roundup is back. In this round, we have another ten different tools, apps, and services to help designers and developers. …
Ah yes, the regular monthly roundup is back. In this round, we have another ten different tools, apps, and services to help designers and developers. …
As web designers, we often do this: tweak the codes in the code editor, save the file, head over to the browser and refresh it to see the changes. We …
There are times when you may need to deliver specific content or adjustments based on the web browser your site visitors are using. Various methods ca…
Print media (as compared to web media) has a greater flexibility when it comes to content layout and display. Due to the way web content is structured…
Print media, such as magazines and newspapers, has always had a leg up on websites due to its ability to arrange pages and paragraphs in highly flexib…
The bookmark icon or more commonly known as favicon (favorite icon) has been around since 1999 with the introduction of Internet Explorer 5. The bookm…
Note: Adobe Edge Reflow is no longer in service. In today’s discussion, we delve into a tool from Adobe’s past, Edge Reflow, which once made creat…
Note: This post was first published on the 14th of Jun, 2013. Today we are seeing a rise in websites that apply something called Scrollspy Navigation.…
Update: Ikonica has since retired. Icons are one of the many important components of a successful mobile application. The icon is the thing that disti…
As developers, we often find ourselves reusing the same pieces of code multiple times. One efficient way to avoid this repetition is by storing freque…
If you’re not an HTML expert, crafting articles directly in HTML can be cumbersome. It requires meticulous tagging for formatting and constant toggl…
Hyphenation becomes essential when dealing with narrow page or column widths that cannot fully accommodate lines of text. It helps achieve even paragr…