This is a pretty sweet little repo. Animate.css is a collection of CSS animations, cross browser and ready to use. Easy to set up and easy to use - super quick way to add a little fun interest to your site or app.
Animate.css
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I just found this and I really wish this was around 5 years ago. This is a great tutorial on how to properly use CSS to layout your web designs. It's really pretty cool and I highly suggest ya'll check it out. Starts with the basics of CSS layout properties and continues to dive deeper. The UX is Read More
This is a pretty cool idea. CSS animation loop creating that rolling box animation. Pretty slick, similar to the WebDesignerDebot and reveal.js rollovers.
Check out this Pen!
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Lets just say that you are UX designer and you use illustrator to do most of your hi-fidelity wire framing and mockups for your Bootstrap powered web application. You really want a Bootstrap template to make life easier but you really can't find one cause the ones that do exist are horrible.
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I just got notified that my talk "WordPress Developers Tool Kit" was accepted for OpenWest Conference! OpenWest is an awesome 3-day development conference held every year at Utah Valley University. It started small in 2006 by the Utah Open Source Foundation and has grown to over 600 attendees - over Read More
So last night I was re-watching some older episodes of The Walking Dead getting pumped up to watch the rest of this season. After watching the opening credits I wondered if you could pull off the same title look the show has with CSS (or at least something close to it):
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Aight, so this is just the first pass at this, but I have compiled icons and splash assets ready for your designs - iOSsets. So far, these iOS assets template files are just PSD files set to the correct sizes and named by their preferred Apple build names.
This is just the beginning. I've got Read More
In a recent Codrops article, Designing for Empty States, Craig Dennis breaks down the importance of design the empty states in our apps. Um, ya, this is kind of an important thing to consider - please consider it. Simply put he breaks it down into three areas that need some empty state attention in pretty Read More
One of the biggest challenges in UX is implementing new features in an app without completely freaking out users. Even just moving a submit button from the left side or the screen to the right can completely shock a user and make a user feel lost. Lost users are not good.
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Looking for a responsive, semantic, optimized, contained, customizable, built with SASS, HTML5 and CSS3 prototyping app? Well, try out Centurion. It looks pretty cool, I just downloaded it and started playing around with it. I'm looking for a simple and quick way to prototype and I'm wondering if this Read More
Recently, Chris Coyier of CSS-Tricks fame posted a hotlink to an article called "Progressive JPEGs: A New Best Practice" by Ann Robson. While I feel she makes some valid arguments for using progressive JPEGs this is far from new and far from a 'best practice' for the web design world.
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