40 best free icon sets, Spring 2015 Whether you’re building a new website, a new app, or a dashboard, you can’t do without great icons. The Web is in love with icons, they’re used everywhere from apps to responsive sites, all because they pack information into a small space. And because each set of icons is unique, you can give a different voice to a design, just by switching between sets. Today we’ve put together the best icon sets so far from 2015. There’s a ton of different themes here, ranging from business, to leisure, and of course plenty of weather icons. All of the icons here are crystal clear vectors; some are drawn in Photoshop, some in Illustrator, and some in Sketch. 32 icons Weather icons Flat icons 45 free transport icons Fauna Precolombina Set Thin Line UI Icons 170 Free Shopping Cart Icons Free Download — Icon Set 2015 30 line icons Icono – Pure CSS Icons Happy Friday Space Travelers Objects Icons Free line icon pack 90 Free Line Icons Free File Type Icons Boldo – Free Icon Set Travel icon set Carnival icon set Icons pack #4
The Top 7 Free Alternatives to Adobe Illustrator of 2018 Adobe Illustrator is a hugely popular tool for designing vector graphics, logos, icons, and more. But when you’re a web or graphic designer with a small budget, you probably can’t afford Adobe Illustrator’s steep $239.88 pricing. Luckily, there are plenty of top-notch free alternatives on the market, some of which even offer features unparalleled by Illustrator. If you’re interested in using Adobe Illustrator but hesitant to purchase the full version, you can try a free seven-day trial of the product first. To do this, simply go to the Adobe Illustrator product page and click “Start your free trial”. If you’re shopping for a program that offers features comparable in quality to Adobe’s product, check out our list of the top free alternatives to Illustrator. 1. Platform: Mac, Windows, Linux GIMP, which stands for GNU Image Manipulation Program, has limited vector functions but has similar tools to Photoshop, making it an impressive image editor with powerful image manipulation options. 3. 4.
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Online Image Сompressor Build a Dynamic Dashboard With ChartJS - Tuts+ Web Design Tutorial Today we will be creating a dynamic dashboard with live charts, through the power of ChartJS. ChartJS is a powerful, dependency free JavaScript library which builds graphs via the canvas element. Best of all, it's easy for designers to get up and running. We'll be focusing on the pieces of the library that get you up and running with beautiful and functional charts fast. We will build a mobile-friendly dashboard from start to finish. We're going to build our dashboard on top of HTML5 Boilerplate. # On the command line git clone git@github.com:h5bp/html5-boilerplate.git chartjs_dashboard Next, we'll grab ChartJS. Tip: in production, you would use the minified version of the JavaScript, to make the dashboard more performant. Your file structure should look like this: Note: this does not include some of the files included in H5BP that we won't be using. Before we get into the coding of the site, let's start by setting up a color palette that we will use throughout the design.
Pablo by Buffer - Design engaging images for your social media posts in under 30 seconds Ionicons: The premium icon font for Ionic Framework jQuery Before/After Plugin Not long ago the New York Times had an article which showed a road in Brooklyn that had been reconstructed to make it safer and more pleasing to the eye. To show the difference in the reconstruction project, they showed a before and after picture using Flash that let the visitor drag a slider over the images, which were sandwiched with one on top of the other, so that you could easily see how dramatic the changes were. I immediately thought that this could be done in JavaScript using jQuery, so I set out to do it. Here’s the result: Pretty slick no? Being used by: and many more… Download Download jquery.beforeafter.zip (version 1.4) What’s So Great About this Plugin? Slick effect, no Flash neededIt’s just 7 Kb (5 Kb compressed)Reusable on multiple containersDegradable. How to Use First, your before and after images must be the same size. All images *MUST* have the width and height declared otherwise the plugin won’t work in Safari, Chrome, and any other webkit-based browsers. That’s it! Enjoy!