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Back in early October, I was at ConvergeFL to give a talk. JD Graffam of SimpleFocus and his team were also going to be there giving a workshop on eye tracking. We managed to work it out to do a real eye tracking session for CSS-Tricks.com while we were there.
Sauce for Mac, our first native desktop app, lets you launch any of our 90+ browser/OS combos right from your Mac in a matter of seconds.
Draw, create, print and fold beautiful 3D figures with Foldify. Enter your email to be notified when it’s available in App Store.
Adding game-like elements to your app or site can help make them more engaging.
In this post, we’ll recap some of the resources available for crafting a great tablet experience for your users. These resources are useful for everyone in the app development pipeline—from product managers, to designers, to developers, and QA engineers.
You can build beautiful native-feeling apps with HTML5, but it requires attention to detail.
Parametric Designs made with 3D Printing into iPhone cases! Giovanni is going to flip when he see’s this stuff!
This tool will allow you to edit the radius of a rounded rectangle after you’ve drawn it.
There are two things that every designed screen must do well: describe the current step and describe the next step. It’s as simple…and hard…as that.
This talk by Jeremy Keith will demonstrate how tried and tested principles like progressive enhancement are more important than ever. By embracing the spirit of the Web, you can ensure that your websites are backwards-compatible and future-friendly.
FooTable is a jQuery plugin that aims to make HTML tables on smaller devices look awesome – No matter how many columns of data you may have in them.
A font and a mini wireframe based template.
Zurb has put together this set of super awesome email templates so that you can make your email campaigns responsive!
With an increasingly complex array of platforms and screen resolutions, it’s time to embrace the creative capabilities of HTML5 + CSS3 and make development part of the design process.
In this case study of Making 100,000 Stars, the creator/author will outline the discovery process, share some programming techniques, and finish with some thoughts for future improvement.