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Cool CSS Animations with Animate.CSS
Animate.css is a bunch of cool, fun, and cross-browser animations for you to use in your projects. To use them in your project, simply add the class to the element, or call the animation yourself in your CSS file. The…
Creative CSS3 Animation Menus
Codrops, a web development blog publishing very nice tutorials, has released a set of creative navigation examples built with pure CSS(3). There are 10 unique examples, all have the same HTML structure but different CSS styles that make use of…
CSS Prism – A CSS Color Spectrum Inspector
CSS Prism is a CSS color spectrum inspector. Input the path to any .css file, and it will output an easy to scan display of all hex colors from the file. Unwanted colors can be edited via a Photoshop-like color…
Color Scheme Designer
While designing web pages, computer applications, or house interiors, we need to find good color scheme – set of colors producing the best impression. For every tint there are colors which it can coexist with, and which it can’t. Some…
Recently in Web Development
Web development is an industry that’s in a state of constant flux with technologies and jargon changing and mutating in an endless cycle. Not to mention the sheer deluge of information one has to process everyday. In this semi-frequent series…
Create CSS Sprite Images with Sprite Cow
Sprite Cow helps you get the background-position, width and height of sprites within a spritesheet as a nice bit of copyable css. I personally found it pretty useful and easy to use. There are one or two rather clever tricks…
Mastering CSS Reflections in Webkit
The box-reflect property is just one of many awesome new CSS3 effects that Webkit brings to the table. Unfortunately, it’s not the easiest to use. There’s a lot of syntax that can be confusing and today we’re going to sift…
How do you create a bootable USB stick in Mac?
Instead of using the system installer disc that came with your Mac, create a system installer flash drive, like the one that comes with the MacBook Air. It’s smaller than an optical disc, more reliable, and runs faster.