Tag: web design

All the articles with the tag "web design".

• Photo post: Modern Debugging Tips and Tricks

  13. June, 2011.

  With the rise of mobile devices, web development and debugging is more complex than ever. We have more browsers and platforms to support. We have more screen sizes and resolutions. And we’re building in-browser applications instead of the flat, brochure-ware sites of yore.

• Link post: Streamline Webfont Requests with text=

  11. May, 2011.

  Google Web Fonts introduces the text parameter, allowing a request to include only the glyphs needed for a heading or logo.

• Link post: Where are my rounded corners?

  9. May, 2011.

  Do you struggle to explain or understand why a website looks different in different browsers? If so, I might just be able to help.

• Link post: Wee Nudge

  18. April, 2011.

  Wee Nudge presented short, approachable lessons intended to help clients understand how websites are designed, built, and maintained.

• Link post: Audio Sprites with HTML5

  13. April, 2011.

  Stoyan Stefanov combines several sounds into one file and uses the HTML5 audio API to play selected segments, reducing separate HTTP requests.

• Link post: Opera 11.10 Barracuda

  12. April, 2011.

  Opera 11.10, codenamed Barracuda, brought an updated Speed Dial, improved plug-in installation, and broader web-standards support.

• Link post: Syncing Content With HTML5 Video

  11. April, 2011.

  One of the main changes from HTML4 to HTML5 is that the new specification breaks a few boundaries browsers had been confined to. HTML5 promotes multimedia with richly specified video and audio elements and JavaScript APIs.

• Link post: Lorempixum Placeholder Images

  11. April, 2011.

  Lorempixum generated random or categorized placeholder photographs at dimensions specified directly in the image URL.

• Link post: WhatFont

  6. April, 2011.

  WhatFont provides a quick way to identify typefaces used on a webpage by hovering over rendered text.

• Photo post: Huge Showcase of Detailed Interface Design Elements

  4. April, 2011.

  Dribbble is a fantastic place for designers to share their works in progress, and is also a great place for designers to gain inspiration and pick out recurring trends across the design spectrum.

• Photo post: Create Attractive Web Typography with CSS3 and Lettering.js

  16. March, 2011.

  In this tutorial, we’ll look at how to take basic markup and transform it into an attractive typographical design using only minimum images, pure CSS3 magic and we will spice things up with lettering.js – a jQuery plugin for radical Web Typography.

• Photo post: The Brads: Finding Inspiration

  1. March, 2011.

  The Brads: Finding Inspiration

• Link post: Using Media Queries in the Real World

  21. February, 2011.

  Peter Gasston moves beyond media-query syntax to practical decisions about breakpoints, flexible layouts, and serving different capabilities.

• Photo post: Amplify, a jQuery Component Library

  18. February, 2011.

  Amplify is a set of components designed to solve common web application problems with a simplistic API. Amplify’s goal is to simplify all forms of data handling by providing a unified API for various data sources.

• Link post: New Bulletproof Font-Face Syntax

  4. February, 2011.

  Since the beginning of the webfont revolution, we’ve relied on somewhat hacky @font-face declarations to get webfonts loading cross-browser. Could there be a better way?