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Aviary launches Falcon image markup editor and Talon for screen capture (Firefox)
Falcon is a blazing fast visual markup tool that was designed to work with Aviary’s new Firefox Extension (Talon) for screen capture, as well as for stand-alone image preparation.
Read more →Playboy looking for Senior Front end Developer
Location: Greater Chicago Area URL: http://www.playboyenterprises.com Type: Full-time Experience: Mid-Senior level Functions:Information Technology Industries:Online Media, Internet, Entertainment Posted: June 5, 2009 Pay Description:commensurate with Experience
Read more →How to become an iPhone developer in 5 steps without learning Objective-C
Buy a Mac You’ll need one with an Intel-based processor, running the Leopard version of MacOS X. It doesn’t have to be a top of the range model, though. Sign-up as an official developer If you plan on releasing your masterpiece at any point, you’ll need to sign up with the iPhone Developer Program. The [...]
Read more →Designer and Web Developer Icon Sets
This is the showcase for icon collections, that web developers and designer can use them for their work. The requirements of the icons for web will be more about simplicity, understandable metaphor and also light weight. I have collected the icons link below, these collection is strictly for web developer and its free. Pinvoke – [...]
Read more →200 bullets, arrows and icons for your Webdesign needs
A handy collection of bullets for your webdesign needs – these icons can add that little extra to your design and make your site stand out from the crowd. You may use these icons as you wish, but since the bullets are uploaded by anonymous users, some of them might be subject of copyright law. [...]
Read more →Webkit 3D Cube using new CSS transformations
Paul Hayes has been playing with CSS transformations and making 3D cubes: The impression of a three dimensional cube can be created using modern CSS techniques, without the need for JavaScript, imagery, canvas or SVG. Using the proprietary transform property to skew and rotate shaded rectangles, individual cube faces can combine to form a 3D [...]
Read more →53 CSS tutorials anyone can do
There are many advantages to designing with Cascading Style Sheets. CSS is extremely easy to learn and rework once a basic site framework has been established. Websites, or website components can easily be changed into something totally different just by swapping a single CSS file, or a line within a CSS file. CSS designers always [...]
Read more →Top-10 design mistakes in web applications
According to Jakob Nielsen, these are the 10 most common usability violations found in web applications: Non-standard interface controls, such as home-grown scrollbars Inconsistency in the way things work, appear and are labelled across the app No providing proper affordances that give people visual clues about what they can do with an object (e.g. that [...]
Read more →Top 10 accessibility mistakes
Here’s a nice top ten of things not to do when building accessible sites: Don’t use verbose ALT text. ALT text for information-based images should be short and succinct. Decorative images should never have ALT text. Don’t use random characters, such as vertical bars, to separate links Don’t insert text into form fields Don’t use [...]
Read more →Submit Your Blog to 100 Directories With Good Google Page Rank For Free With No Reciprocal Link Needed
If you are building links for your blog to improve your Google Page Rank and Search Engine Position, submit your blog to these 100 Directories for free. The list is sorted according to their Google page rank. And the best part of it is that there is NO NEED FOR A RECIPROCAL LINK. When you [...]
Read more →Top 9 CSS and HTML validation services
Tools and services to validate css / html / code. Walidator.com : front end to most common official validators Markup Validation Service : Markup Validation Service by W3.org CSS Validator : CSS Validation Service by W3.org CSSCheck : CSS validator at HTMLHelp Feed Atom and RSS Feed Validator : Atom and RSS Feed Validator at [...]
Read more →Top 17 CSS Tutorials
Sites with long, multiple tutorials on CSS. CSS Basics.com : Learn everything you ever wanted to know about the basics of CSS CSS Tutorials : at EchoEcho CSS Tutorials : Eric Meyer / Meyerweb CSS Tutorials : at Tizag CSS Tutorials : at Tutorialized CSS Tutorials : at W3 Schools CSS Tutorials : CSS guide, [...]
Read more →Top 17 CSS Lightbox Variations
CSS techniques to overlay images on a webpage. Lightbox JS : Original; a simple, unobtrusive script used to overlay images on the current page. Greased Lightbox : Greasemonkey/Creammonkey/Opera user script designed to enhance browsing on websites that link to images such as Google Image Search, Flickr, Wikipedia, Facebook, MySpace, and deviantART. GreyBox : A pop-up [...]
Read more →CSS:Auto-matic Link Icons
CSS 2.1 has many new wonderful capabilities and cool tricks – automatic link icons. First, a look at the end result :- This is a normal link. This is an external link to Google. This is a link to a MS Word document. This is a .zip file. (don’t bother clicking the links though – [...]
Read more →Styling form controls
Roger Johansson has an in depth, 2 part look at styling form controls across the different operating systems and browsers. A worthy read if you have ever tried to wrangle submit buttons and input boxes into some form of consistency across browsers while trying to tweak their looks. Visit site
Read more →Enhancing forms – Unobtrusive Javascript
An excellent example of how to use unobtrusive JavaScript for error checking a form prior to submission. The work is available for download, and at the end of the article is provided a sample form and some exercises to help with your understanding with implementing unobtrusive JavaScript on forms. Visit site
Read more →Dynamic Help in Web Forms
Luke Wroblewski provides an excellent roundup of different methods being used around the web to provide help with forms. Definitely worth reading as it is a nice collection of patterns to solve the form help issue. Using some images to capture the different strategies, he provides the good and bad of each method, concluding that [...]
Read more →famfamfam.com: Icons
Sets of free icons that can be used in your web application or website. They also have a set of attractive flag icons. Licensed either as free to use or as Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License. Visit site
Read more →Flickr: Stock Repository
From the website: Free Stock photos for designers. You’re free to contribute your own photos or take what you need… As a courtesy to the photographer please let them know how and where you use their images, and do not bundle them in a package for redistribution. Visit site
Read more →Rails Weenie – find answers to your Ruby on Rails questions
A point based question and answer website for rails issues. I suppose the title pretty much explained everything… Visit site
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