Animation Using CSS Transforms < CSS Tweet363 Shares Share0 Tweets37 Comments The examples on this page will work now in Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera and Internet Explorer 10. In older browsers you will see either no effects, or the transforms taking place without any animation. The animations presented below involve setting up a transformation to take place in response to a mouseover or other event. There are also other kinds of animation available, including @keyframes for perpetual motion, and requestAnimationFrame which gives complete control over the timing and path. Firefox and Opera now support these transforms with an almost identical syntax - just replace -webkit- with -moz- or -o- in the examples below. Internet Explorer 10 supports transitions with no prefix. To support all modern browsers, the following styles should be used for transitions: -webkit-transition -moz-transition transition and for transforms: -webkit-transform -moz-transform -ms-transform transform 1. box 1 box 2 box 3 box 4 2. 3. 4. and the HTML: 5. 6.
3D Transforms and Animations < CSS 3D Transforms were first implemented by the Safari/WebKit team ages ago. Support in other browsers is still variable, but getting better. CSS3 animation and 2D transforms have been implemented in Safari, Firefox, Opera and even Internet Explorer 10, but in this article we're taking it a step further using keyframes to set up perpetual animation effects in 3D space. These effects will work in WebKit (Safari/iPhone/iPad and Chrome) and Mozilla (Firefox) browsers. Some simpler effects will work in Internet Explorer 10, but they don's support the preserve-3d setting needed for proper 3D layouts. 1. What are keyframes? A @-webkit-keyframes block contains rule sets called keyframes. While this may sound complicated, and can be, we're starting with one of the most simple examples. In this example the keyframe has been assigned the name 'spinner' for later reference. 2. The 'stage' is the element in which our animation takes place. The next element is the one to which the animation is applied. 3.
Dicas de CSS para impressão Uma das premissas básicas do Design Responsivo é oferecer a melhor experiência do usuário, independente do meio utilizado para acessar a informação. Muitas vezes nos preocupamos muito com smartphones, tablets e outros dispositivos móveis e esquecemos de um tipo de mídia que ainda é essencial para a leitura: o papel. Pois é, o usuário pode sentir a necessidade de imprimir uma página na web por muitos motivos: portabilidade, guardar o conteúdo “offline” ou simplesmente por que – eReaders que me desculpem – é muito mais confortável ler em um papel. Mas nem todos os sites da web estão preparados para serem impressos. São muitos os elementos de um layout que na hora da impressão não servem para mais nada além de nos fazer gastar tinta a toa e distrair do foco do texto. Neste artigo vou dar algumas dicas básicas de CSS para impressão que vão ajudar a contornar os problemas mais comuns e deixar o seu layout prontinho para o papel. Primeiros passos 1. 2. /*CSS para impressão*/@media print {}
Controlling CSS Animations < JavaScript This page presents a simple game of Concentration using JavaScript events and CSS transforms to provide real-time effects. The mechanics of the game are not so important, the aim is mainly to show how we can trigger animations using JavaScript events instead of just using the :hover event or keyframes. The example below is working in WebKit browsers (Safari, Chrome, iPhone/iPad), Mozilla browsers (Firefox) and Opera. It may also work in Internet Explorer 10 though that has yet to be confirmed. 1. Here you can see the final product. The goal of the game, as you probably already know, is to turn over two cards with the same value to make a pair. You can find an upgraded version further down the page, including a standalone demo. 2. The HTML code for this is actually very simple: These elements are styled using the following CSS: This creates the layout you see above. 3. The following additional CSS style is all we need to define our transitions: 4. expand code box 5. 6. expand code box 7. 10.
o testar design responsivo Você já sabe como criar layouts e desenvolver um site responsivo. Na verdade seu projeto já está quase pronto. A última etapa é testar o funcionamento! Existem diversas maneira de garantir a efetividade do layout. A primeira delas, e mais óbvia, é testando ao vivo em diversos dispositivos. Bibliotecas de Dispositivos Se você trabalhar em uma empresa grande (ou tiver grana sobrando) talvez seja bacana investir em um laboratório de testes com uma biblioteca de dispositivos. Device Lab – Rio de Janeiro, BrasilClearleft – Brighton, InglaterraHelsinki Open Device Lab – Helsinque, FinlândiaMobile Portland – Portland, EUAOttawa Open Device Lab – Ottawa, Canadá Através do site Open Device Lab é possível procurar o laboratório mais perto de você. Artigos interessantes sobre como montar seu próprio laboratório:LabUpEstablishing An Open Device LabTest on Real Mobile Devices without Breaking the BankHow to Build a Device Lab Ou você pode entrar em uma onda faça você mesmo e improvisar a estrutura.
www.usability.gov/pdfs/chapter16.pdf 40 Must Learn Text Effect Tutorials in Illustrator Tutorials January 31, 2011 The love of creating text effects has become a common ground for many designers and enthusiasts. Indeed, it has even become an art form in itself. It would be best to learn from other artists every now and then. Check out these 40 Must Learn Text Effect Tutorials in Illustrator and be inspired to create your own masterpieces; you could even share your work with the rest of the world right in the comments below! Create a Green Viscous Text Effect In this tutorial you will use illustrator’s 3D tools to add dimension on the text, and then add a green viscous text effect.. Learn to Create a Variety of Script Lettering This tutorial will showcase three different approaches, which result in three different script lettering styles. starting with a nice simple basic script, touch on a more athletic inspired lettering style and work along the way to a classic, fancy script. How to create a glassy text effect in Illustrator How to Create an Entangled Lettering Illustration
How To Design An Abstract Wallpaper In Photoshop (and Illustrator) Combining Illustrator and Photoshop can produce some dramatic and intense effects. Illustrator has the powers (and tools) to easily create abstract shapes, whereas in Photoshop, although possible, this can take up a lot more of your time. In this tutorial we will be creating abstract shapes using the Pen Tool and Shape Tools in Illustrator and then using those shapes to produce an abstract wallpaper in Photoshop using various color blending techniques, textures and transformation tools. Let’s get going! Step 1 As always with these step-by-step tutorials, we need to start by opening up a new document. Unless you’re planning on sending your final design to press, you can just open up a Web Preset document – I’m going to use a 1920×1200 pixel document, the size of my iMac 24″ monitor, for both the Photoshop and Illustrator document. Save your files immediately with a suitable name. Step 2 Step 3 Using the same technique, create some more abstract shapes. Step 4 Step 5 Repeat the step again…twice.
Who’s Using Twitter And How They’re Using It This post was written by Jenny Urbano, our Social Media Manager. Here at Demandforce, we love seeing and celebrating your ideas! And more than that, we love to hear from YOU. We want to bridge the gap between us and you, so that’s why we’re offering a once in a lifetime opportunity to win a trip to San Francisco, sightsee in this amazing city, visit Demandforce headquarters and share your ideas with us! 6 winners, and a guest of their choice will be flown out to San Francisco, California on March 12-14th, 2014, where they will stay in Union Square, spend a day at Demandforce, have dinner with the team, and explore the lovely City by the Bay! For contest rules, and how to enter, please visit our post in the Generation Demandforce Community here. Good luck!
50 Awesome Website Design Galleries For the longest time, one of my best sources of inspiration has been web design galleries. My favourite being The FWA: Favourite Website Awards which was founded in 2000. The FWA showcases the most cutting edge website designs. Since then there have been many web design galleries that have been popping up. In this post you will find 50 website design galleries that showcase the best websites from around the world. Want more on website design? Website Design: 30+ Beautifully Designed T-Shirt Sites Inspirational Web Design: 50+ Beautifully Designed Blogs Website Design: Beautiful Vintage and Retro Inspired Designs designcharts.com designcharts.com thefwa.com thefwa.com designlicks.com designlicks.com bestwebgallery.com bestwebgallery.com makebetterwebsites.com makebetterwebsites.com moluv.com moluv.com creamycss.com creamycss.com thedesigninspiration.com thedesigninspiration.com netdiver.net netdiver.net webgallery.crazyleafdesign.com webgallery.crazyleafdesign.com cssbeauty.com cssbeauty.com styleboost.com
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Ultimate Resource list for Photoshop Brushes Here at Designrfix, we are always in search of great resources that can help other designers develop their skills. This week we have decided to make a collection of all the best websites that offer Photoshop brushes. These brushes can be downloaded and installed for free. brushking.eu brushking.eu brusheezy.com brusheezy.com qbrushes.com qbrushes.com 123freebrushes.com 123freebrushes.com deviantart.com deviantart.com fbrushes.com fbrushes.com photoshop-free-brushes.com photoshop-free-brushes.com 101photoshopbrushes.com 101photoshopbrushes.com photoshopedia.com photoshopedia.com free-brushes.com free-brushes.com psbrushes.net psbrushes.net colorburned.com colorburned.com bestphotoshoptutorials.net bestphotoshoptutorials.net dezignus.com dezignus.com idesignbrushes.com idesignbrushes.com phatbrush.com phatbrush.com obsidiandawn.com obsidiandawn.com rastersociety.com rastersociety.com spoongraphics.co.uk spoongraphics.co.uk trendyrobot.com trendyrobot.com blendfu.com blendfu.com pbrushes.com pbrushes.com libertiny.com libertiny.com
Free Fonts: Excellent List of Resources Are you working on a new project that involves type face and are looking for something new and fresh to work with? You might just be in luck. In this post I have compiled a list of websites that offer an amazing selection of unique and free fonts to choose from. So why not benefit from these great resources and start downloading fonts to use in your next design. Happy surfing! Want to check out more resources? Ultimate Resource list of Patterns and Backgrounds Free PSD Files: Collection of 50+ psd files from around the web Ultimate Resource list for Photoshop Brushes dafont.com dafont.com fontex.org fontex.org urbanfonts.com urbanfonts.com searchfreefonts.com searchfreefonts.com fawnt.com fawnt.com fontsquirrel.com fontsquirrel.com fontstruct.fontshop.com fontstruct.fontshop.com josbuivenga.demon.nl josbuivenga.demon.nl fontstock.net fontstock.net fontica.com fontica.com fontspace.com fontspace.com justmytype.org justmytype.org ffonts.net ffonts.net 1001freefonts.com 1001freefonts.com deviantart.com deviantart.com
Pinterest: What’s the Deal with That? Right now, the digital marketing world is buzzing about the new social network, Pinterest. Though officially launched in 2010, growth in usership has exploded over the last few months. According to recent estimates , Pinterest rocketed from 1.2 million members to more than 4 million in just five months. So, is it time for you and your brand to jump on the bandwagon? Let’s put on our best pair of Jerry Seinfeld jeans and ask, “Pinterest: What’s the deal with that?” What? What does it do? How do I join? Is it mobile? What kind of content is shared on Pinterest? Who’s on Pinterest? What about brands? As with most social networks, brands are best off using Pinterest for sharing information relevant to their consumers. What are new users saying? Dan Ptak, Account Manager: “I joined last year after my fiancee and her roommate started using it and urged me to sign-up. Jacqueline Zenn, Digital Strategist: “Pinterest allows me to discover new things I didn’t even know I needed.