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With GuideGuide, it doesn’t have to be. Pixel accurate columns, rows, midpoints, and baselines can be created based on your document or marquee with the click of a button. Frequently used guide sets can be saved for repeat use. Grids can use multiple types of measurements. Best of all it’s free. Honestly, if you haven’t [...]
Gemicon is handcrafted icon set by Turqois, that comes in 3 different sizes (16px, 32px, 64px). Each pixel-perfect icon is available as a separate Photoshop layer. Download the set in PNG or PSD format. Gemicon is FREE and ready to use in your next awesome project!
Subtle Patterns is created and curated by me, Atle Mo. My goal is to be a high quality resource for anyone in need of tilable textured patterns, free to use.
I get a lot of questions about how I handle backups on my Mac(s) as an illustrator. I’m going to explain the best I can how I’ve come to trust my current system. I will say that I’ve lost a lot of files over the years and pulled a lot of hairs out. Maybe that’s [...]
There are three types of Twitter Cards: summary, photo, and video. The summary Twitter Card is for articles and text-based content, while photo and video cards are self-explanatory (YouTube uses the video card type, for example).
An Advanced Guide to HTML & CSS takes a deeper look at front-end design and development, expanding on what is covered in the beginner’s guide. Studying modern front-end development, this guide teaches the latest for any designer looking to round out their front-end skills.
Icons that Fi “Fantasy Interactive” has created over the years. 2006 to present. Badassery.
Every week, a new and totally unique font will be rolled out of production, which you can easily buy or download free of charge.
The need and demand to create mobile websites is growing at an exponential rate. But I’m sure you already know that. What you may not be familiar with is the ease at which you can create a prototype (or living wireframe) and transfer it to a mobile device for user testing. Our tool of choice: [...]
Listed on this site are The UK Gov’s design principles and examples of how they’ve used them so far. These build on, and add to, their original 7 digital principles.
The iOS Design Cheat Sheet, a collection of useful data about iOS devices and things you have to keep in mind when designing something for iOS.
A basic guide to semantic markup, including proper usage examples. By those great chaps at Clearleft. Pretty cool of them to share this.
In this release we are excited to announce full support for Windows Phone 8. This release also includes the first cut of the long awaited InAppBrowser API (formerly called ChildBrowser).
Fun, useful, and royalty-free vector icons from Denise Chandler that can add a bit of personality to any project.
If you’ve been working with CSS animations a bit and are curious about animation-fill-modes, this little tutorial and screencast will fill you in on all the details.
Styled up CSS3 checkbox elements, with some classy interactions.
Awesome looking textured text in CSS. Masked even.
Elusive Icons is a webfont that can be used with any of your projects. Bootstrap-based, Foundation-based or even your custom projects! It was created by the need for an Open-Source font that can be used in your projects without licencing issues and/or other “attribution” claws.
An incredibly vivid post about the past meeting the future head on. I love this post so much!