Tag: CSS

Fontisto: An iconic font and CSS toolkit

Fontisto is a new iconic font curated and maintained by Kenan Gündoğan that includes more than 360 pictographic icons and a CSS toolkit for easily customising size, color, drop shadow and anything else via CSS. Features: It doesn’t require JavaScript Icons are infinitely scalable and look sharp on HiDPI screens The icon font has been built with accessibility… Continue reading Fontisto: An iconic font and CSS toolkit

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Great conferences are all about learning new skills and making new connections. That’s why we’ve set up a couple of new adventures for SmashingConf 2018 — just practical sessions, new formats, new lightning talks, evening sessions and genuine, interesting conversations — with a dash of friendly networking! Taking place in London, San Francisco, Toronto. Tickets? Glad you asked!1… Continue reading Fetch Those Early-Bird Tickets! ???????? ???????? ???????? – Smashing Magazine

Avoiding Common Problems with CSS Grid

October 25, 2017 by Alex Fox For many dark days, properly aligning objects on a webpage with CSS alone was close to impossible. With mostly-functional semi-hacks like float, positioning and in-like block,  we could make it work, but it was far from perfect. When vexed by a particularly troublesome layout quirk, some event lamented the… Continue reading Avoiding Common Problems with CSS Grid

Froala Design Blocks – A set of 170+ Bootstrap Based Design Blocks

Froala Design Blocks come with more than 170 responsive design blocks ready to be used in your web or mobile apps. All blocks are based on the Bootstrap Library, and they are the building blocks for beautiful websites. All design blocks are based on the Bootstrap grid 4 and they adapt based on the screen… Continue reading Froala Design Blocks – A set of 170+ Bootstrap Based Design Blocks

Fractures – Baseline Atomic CSS Toolkit

Fractures is a baseline atomic CSS toolkit that helps you bootstrap design-systems and prototypes by providing a set of non-blocking, atomic, utility classes.It’s been developed by Krisztian Puska – a developer and designer from Hungary.The project consists of a library providing a set of CSS utility classes for handling spacing, grids, alignment and even typography… Continue reading Fractures – Baseline Atomic CSS Toolkit

Free Business Card Templates | Freebies

Advertisements   Enjoyed this post? Please share and spread the love.   Author: Muhammad FaisalI’m Muhammad Faisal founder of GDJ and co-founder of FPD. I love all things having to do with WordPress, PHP, HTML5, CSS, or jQuery. And really enjoying to writing articles on web design and typography. You can catch me on Twitter,… Continue reading Free Business Card Templates | Freebies

Shoelace: A lightweight CSS starter kit

Shoelace is a CSS starter kit, not a framework: Think of it as a CSS reset sprinkled with helpful components. Bootstrap users will find it familiar, yet refreshing. Shoelace is highly customisable through CSS variables and it doesn’t require Less, Sass, or any preprocessing at all. The minified version is only 32KB View project page  … Continue reading Shoelace: A lightweight CSS starter kit

fractures: An atomic CSS toolkit for building websites

fractures is a CSS toolkit built by @pyx that may be used for quick prototyping as well as for production. The project consists of a library providing a set of CSS utility classes for handling spacing, grids, alignment and even typography in a matter of seconds. The good thing about fractures is  that it is atomic, non blocking:… Continue reading fractures: An atomic CSS toolkit for building websites

t-scroll: A modern reveal-on-scroll JS library

t-scroll is a modern reveal-on-scroll JavaScript library for creating custom element animations when scrolling a web page. The library is built in pure JavaScript (ES6/Babel – no jQuery dependency) and Sass (processed with Gulp). t-scroll is fully customisable: it provides more than 45 CSS effects and many other options to allow a quite high flexibility level.… Continue reading t-scroll: A modern reveal-on-scroll JS library

Spectre.css – A lightweight, responsive and modern CSS framework

Spectre.css is a lightweight, responsive and modern CSS framework for faster and extensible development. – Lightweight (~10KB gzipped) starting point for your projects – Flexbox-based, responsive and mobile-friendly layout – Carefully designed elements and components Spectre is a side project based on years of CSS development work on a large web service project. Spectre only… Continue reading Spectre.css – A lightweight, responsive and modern CSS framework

Learn Web Development With These Web Developer Courses

If you’re a newbie hoping to learn web development, these web developer courses below will be powerful tools in your journey to greater knowledge. As you embark on this journey, remember that Google and websites like StackOverflow are your best friends. You will encounter many frustrating problems along the way, but they are all problems… Continue reading Learn Web Development With These Web Developer Courses

7 (More) Coding Playgrounds For Web Developers

Testing tools are essential for the developers as they constantly require to test their codes. Testing tools and codes play a vital role in the web development process in order to check the functionality and validate the codes. They are designed to help developers check and validate their codes and hence, save their time as… Continue reading 7 (More) Coding Playgrounds For Web Developers

9 Best Resources For Web Developers & Web Designers

In this assortment, we are presenting 9 best and useful tools and resources for web developers and web designers. When web developers use these tools and resources, I am sure they will like these tools and resources because all these tools and resources are fresh, trendy, up to date, time saving and easy to use.… Continue reading 9 Best Resources For Web Developers & Web Designers

Folder Preview Examples With CSS Animation When Hovering

These are some ideas for previewing or just playing with folders on hover developed by Codrops. The idea is to show a little animation when hovering a folder icon and reveal some kind of preview for what’s inside. The animations are intended as a fun micro-interaction that give the user some kind of hint of… Continue reading Folder Preview Examples With CSS Animation When Hovering

How to Create a Split-Screen Slider With JavaScript

In today’s video tutorial I’m going to show you how to create a “split-screen” slider element (or UI, whatever you prefer to call it) using JavaScript. Inspiration for this came from a page on the Corsair website; let’s see how we can build one for our own projects. What We’re Going to Build Let’s first… Continue reading How to Create a Split-Screen Slider With JavaScript

Using npm as a Build Tool

Related Course Build Your First Node.js Website Node is a powerful tool to get JavaScript on the server. Use Node to build a great website. Get Started Every developer will love this saying “It is hard to build a software without using a build tool.” To get rid of the repetitive tasks, we are using… Continue reading Using npm as a Build Tool

Total – Responsive MultiPurpose WordPress Theme

To be very precise WordPress themes makes web development very flexible along with its easy to use features; for both: the developers and the clients. WordPress themes comes along with entire web development solution. It consists of thousands of features, which are very much useful and handy as well. In this very article we will… Continue reading Total – Responsive MultiPurpose WordPress Theme

Stylish and Clean WordPress Blog Theme

This is a fully-responsive, light and crisp WordPress blog theme that comes with tons of original functionalities, designed in a golden era of postcard-style look that presents your content and ads in an eye-catching fashion. Features: – Mix of modern CSS effects and retro design – Pop-up pages and pop-up advertising – Pre-defined ad placement… Continue reading Stylish and Clean WordPress Blog Theme

Designing Accessible Products

2. Focus Focus is one of the most important accessibility features that enables users to use a computer with only a keyboard without the need for a mouse. Most reset stylesheets have this one line of code that causes major accessibility failure – :focus {outline: 0;} This is an anti-pattern that needs to be avoided… Continue reading Designing Accessible Products

Extending HTML by Creating Custom Tags

In this tutorial I will show you how easy it is to extend the HTML language with custom tags. The custom tags can be used to implement various behaviors, so they are a very convenient way to write less code and keep your HTML documents simpler. What Is a Custom HTML Tag? With HTML you… Continue reading Extending HTML by Creating Custom Tags

Best Photoshop Plugins

April 6, 2017 by Veronika Photoshop is a powerful graphic design software that enables designers to work with both raster and vector images. The incredible algorithms and unmatchable user-friendly interface have helped this design software become a top choice on the market. Yet, what makes Photoshop truly unique is the impressive collection of free and… Continue reading Best Photoshop Plugins

How to Order and Align Items in Grid Layout

In this tutorial, you will learn how to control the order in which items are placed using the Grid Layout module. After that, we will discuss how to control the alignment of different items in the grid. In the past, we covered a few important Grid-related topics. We began by learning about different ways of… Continue reading How to Order and Align Items in Grid Layout

Tent CSS: An essential framework

Time to present you a fresh new CSS framework: that’s Tent CSS, a survival kit for front-end developers including only the essentials to get started with website design! I am not a big fan of full featured frameworks like Bootstrap and Foundation because they include much more components than one may need. Most of the times a good… Continue reading Tent CSS: An essential framework