Minimize UI Kit
Minimize UI Kit is a very basic PSD that can be a great starting point when creating your own design. All elements are in vector format so you can resize to fit your own needs.
Radar #5
A weekly collection of industry stuff that looks cool. If you have something you'd like to get on the radar submit it here.
Your Logo is Not Hardcore
Yep, your logo is not hardcore. Nice Tenacious D reference and also fun with the logo pattern of all most excellent logos. Enjoy the meme…
UX Archive
We want to help people create the best user experiences possible for their apps. In the creative process of shaping such an experience you need to explore what others have done to define what works, what doesn’t and to observe patterns that you should or shouldn’t integrate in your app. UX Archive aims at helping [...]
DIY Arduino Fun
Devices, gadgets and computers are a fundamental part of our everyday lives. Yet most people know so little about what these things are made of; let alone how to fix them or create new ways to use them. However, an exciting shift is emerging in society, a shift where people are finding new and inventive [...]
Kickfolio allows you to demo iOS apps in a browser
Kickfolio is a new HTML5-based platform that allows developers to test and share builds of their iOS apps in the browser.
Decouple Your CSS From HTML With Reusable Modules
Sass 3.2 has a wonderful method to define reusable modules called placeholders which enable us to decouple CSS from HTML while using unambiguous, semantic class names.
HTML, Javascript and the app-ification of the Web
“Which Web architecture will win? HTML5 or App+API?” And our answer is generally, “Both, they are converging.” A great recent post by Zendesk’s Alexander Aghassipour and Shajith Chacko on Single page apps illustrates a big piece of how this is happening.
Gestures as a New Dimension in Mobile Design
Gestures are something we use on a daily basis, but despite this, few people look at them as an element of an applications UI. I’m going to cover just a few basic gestures as well as a bit of insight as to how they may be used more efficiently in the future.
GitHub’s CSS Performance
A talk on some problems solved related to CSS Performance at GitHub. The talk was given at CSS Dev Conference in Honolulu, HI 2012.
The Design of a Site Meant to be Read
I get a lot of new writers asking me where I got my design (I made it) and what theme they should choose. These are the wrong questions to be asking, just as I assume that unreadable sites are asking the wrong questions about their design. The right questions are a bit easier than you [...]
pickadate.js
A responsive and lightweight jQuery dateinput picker.
5 Things Every Presenter Needs To Know About People
Great presenters understand how people think, learn, and react. In this video Dr. Weinschenk shares 5 Things from her book, “100 Things Every Presenter Needs To Know About People”.
Street Fighter X Mega Man Free 8-bit crossover
In celebration of 25 years of Street Fighter and Mega Man, Capcom will release an all-new crossover 8-bit Mega Man game on the PC December 17, Street Fighter X Mega Man. Street Fighter X Mega Man was announced during the 25th Anniversary finals today and pits the blue bomber up against eight popular Street Fighter [...]
Design Mistakes FreshBooks Made in their iPhone App
We treated the development of our iPhone app like a blank canvas where we could apply some of our team’s most recent design principles. We also wanted to reinforce the lessons we’ve learned during the development our product. But ultimately, the creation of our official iPhone app was an opportunity for us to learn and [...]
Improve your iOS design workflow (in Photoshop)
A compiled list of 30+ tips & methods to improve your iOS design workflow when designing in Photoshop.
Focal Point: Intelligent Cropping of Responsive Images
Take a look at a fascinating little framework that allows you to not only automatically resize your images when the viewport changes, but also crop the images with a specific important focal point in mind. Amazingly enough, it does all this with pure CSS. Read on to see how it works.
3D HTML5 Chess
Pretty nifty 3D HTML5 chess game. Worth a study for sure.
HTML & CSS ADVENT 2012
We wanted show off some of the cool new features in CSS and HTML that we haven’t had a chance to use in “real” work just yet. These pages are meant to be a showcase of what has yet to come. We hope you get inspired by our examples and have as much fun playing [...]
Rethinking the Lockscreen
I set out to make the lockscreen flexible and open to the apps on your device, without throwing everything that works really well out the window.