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Maximum Quality: 44 Free Fonts for Creative Designers -
We did it again. We curated more than 40 high-grade fonts for your designing pleasure.Book of Wisdom: 7 Things Web Designers Can Learn from Print -
Although the knowledge in effective web marketing has increased over the last decade or two, there is still a great deal that web designers can learn from print designers.
CSS3: InDesign-Like Text Formatting with Exclusions and Regions -
It's Adobe again. They made two proposals to a coming standard, which would lead to the possibility to format and present texts on websites just as we already know it from DTP software such as InDesign.Back from the Shoe Box: Audio Cassette Revival Art Work by Benoit Jammes -
Children of the Seventies and the Eighties are likely to be particularly interested in what we want to show you today.
HowTo: Build (Sort of) an Instagram Clone with HTML5 -
When I started out on this app I was only really just interested in seeing if the web platform had really evolved to a point where an app like the hugely popular Instagram app could be built using just HTML, JavaScript and CSS.Decals Galore: Your MacBook Gets a Unique Look with our MacStickrs Giveaway -
MacStickrs, a small company based in London, wants to help you make your MacBook feel more like it is yours and yours only.
SkyFonts: The Best Way to Use Google Fonts on Your Desktop -
Google Fonts, this is the new name of the former Google Web Fonts, the well-known web font directory under Open Source license.
Glimpse, a Chrome Extension for Mobile Web Developers -
Mobile web development is lots more demanding than classical desktop design, because it extends the stage to screen sizes you usually do not have at hand while developing.
The Fireworks Lament [IMHO] -
A few days ago Adobe caused an outcry with its announcement to not develop Fireworks, their web design prototyper, further.
JPEGmini: Drastically Reduces the File Size of Your Images on the Web, on a Mac and Using Windows [+ Win a License] -
It's been one and a half years since ICVT, a startup from Israel, surprised us with the inception of a web service able to reduce uploaded JPG images to one fifth of their original size.
