Archive for the “web design” category
ZOCIAL – CSS3 SOCIAL BUTTONS
by Hirvesh on January 29, 2012
Zocial is a collection of free social media button written entirely in CSS3, free to use in any project. Here is a list of features of these buttons:
@font-face icons
custom font file for all social icons
em sizing based on button font-size
su…
Useful CSS Snippets for Your Coding Arsenal
by Kevin Muldoon on January 27, 2012
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CSS is a beautiful language but it can also be frustrating at times. Certain CSS solutions don’t work on certain browsers (cough Internet Explorer cough) and much of your time can be spent debugging code.
Creative Uses of Illustration in Web Design
by Nousheen Aquil on January 26, 2012
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Using illustration in web design has become quite trendy these days. People love to see beautifully designed illustration based websites because they stand out from the rest. Not only because of the beautiful illustrative art work and carefully crafted web designs but also because of the perfect balance struck between these two important components.
The New Redesign Rules of the Web
by Robert Bowen on January 24, 2012
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With the ever-changing landscape that is the internet, web designers and developers are constantly tasked with redesigning some part of the web. Whether it be for our own sites or for those of a client, redesigning is a big part of working in the field right now. For whatever reasons, be it the growth and popular new directions of the web, or even a desire to keep your brand fresh, the web these days seems to be in a constant state of redesign.
The Proxority Principle in Web Design
by Jacob Gube on January 18, 2012
In web design, the position of design elements and the layout of web pages is everything. So many cool, exciting techniques are available to help us lay out our designs (especially with CSS3 at our disposal) that we often forget that structure is as important as aesthetics. How do you determine where content should appear, [...]
Immortal Technique: A Quick Look at Minimalism
by Kendra Gaines on January 17, 2012
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There’s a little bit of murmuring going on that the design technique, most affectionally referred to as minimalism, is dying and/or dead. I couldn’t disagree more. I believe that minimalism is not dead, mainly because people don’t quite realize what it is.