Ligature Symbols by Kazuyuki Motoyama Logos Please copy & paste this code to your HTML file or Stylesheet. <!-- HTML --><p>Simple use for mailto link. Download How to make this font ? Ligature Symbols is to display the symbol with a ligature features. About me Copyright © 2012 kazuyuki motoyama (kudakurage)
UX Design: guiding before selling Post promoted by Mays Digital. We can say many designers don’t have any idea of UX design, and it is understandable when you think about it: although this is not a recent discipline, website design didn’t focus on user experience as a whole, but it focused into creating beautiful interfaces no matter the result. But websites became businesses themselves: they became marketplaces of all sorts of products and services, and you no longer needed just a beautiful site, but a functional one that converts users into customers. UX design is about making the experience of using a website easy and fun for the user, and it is a way of creating a bond between the website and the user; this means both entities understanding each other: devices knowing what users require, and users understanding how the website performs easily. The basics UX design is about understanding users, their needs, their ability, their value and their limitations. Understanding how users react Some advices on UX Design
Bootstrap Visual Editors In this post I compare the features of currently available Bootstrap editors, discuss how good a job they do in practice before coming to a conclusion about which of them currently is the best Bootstrap Visual Editor. Best Bootstrap Visual Editor For designers who either don’t know how to write code or don’t like to write code using a visual editor can be very appealing. To see which is the best Bootstrap visual editor I’ll briefly discuss their features. Layoutit Layoutit features Layoutit has a simple to understand graphical interface. Layoutit doesn’t have a code editor. With Layoutit you’re limited to dragging and dropping the elements. Currently no CSS styling or the option to apply a theme is included with Layoutit. Layoutit in practice At first glance adding new elements to the canvas seems easy. I also discovered that components are not always correct (e.g. you get 3 thumbnails or 2 media objects at once when you try to insert one). Bootply Bootply features Bootply in practice Divshot
Beautiful Buttons for Twitter Bootstrappers This is an extension to the Twitter Bootstrap framework. It makes creating pretty buttons easy. (Send improvements to @charliepark.) First, monkey with the sliders on the left. Use your arrow keys for extra precision. Second, copy the CSS in the box below. You should be able to just pop it into your CSS file.
Useful Tools, Scripts, and Resources for Front-End Developers Jul 11 2012 If you’re a front-end developer mostly focused on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, then you’re probably always on the look out for ways to be more productive. In this post we’ll share some tools and other resources for front-end developers that you might find useful to include in your workflow. Tools and Scripts and Resources, Oh My! Font Stack Builder by Erin Lawrence This font stack builder lets you select a font stack and will tell you, using percentages, how likely it is for the fonts to be present on users’ systems. Browser Support by Paul D. This simple tool lets you type in the name of any CSS feature (including properties, selectors, at-rules, values, and more) and it will display a simple graphic-based chart that outlines browser support. CSS Hat This looks like quite a revolutionary tool. According to the website, “wysihtml5 is an open source rich text editor based on HTML5 technology and the progressive-enhancement approach. OpenWeb Icons Gradient Scanner by Kevin Decker (rb)
34 Free Open Source CSS Code Snippets for Developers Get the FlatPix UI Kit for only $7 - Learn More or Buy Now With a quick Google search you will find a ton of handy CSS2/CSS3 code snippets. But what about pre-built CSS web interfaces? There are some cool widgets and samples out there, but it can be difficult finding great high-quality releases. I think developers really treasure open source codes for the fact that it saves a lot of time putting together more complicated websites. In this showcase gallery I have organized 34 outstanding and free CSS code snippets. Glossy Buttons Facebook Login Form Dark Datepicker Pricing Table Social Buttons Notification Windows Dark and Light Dropdowns Newsletter Signup Form Dark Pagination Settings Panel Multi-colored Buttons Notification Badges Flip-Down Clock Share Buttons Modal Contact Form Notepaper Blockquote Toggle Switches Metal Progress Bar OSX-Style Window Search Dropdown Mini Social App Month Picker Animated Progress Bar Inset Side Navigation Login Form Dark Navigation Light Horizontal Nav Dark Horizontal Nav