React To The Future With Isomorphic Apps
Things often come full circle in software engineering. The web in particular started with servers delivering content down to the client. Recently, with the creation of modern web frameworks such as...
View ArticleQuick Tip: Using the HTML5 “download” Attribute
Creating a download link in HTML is straightforward; add an anchor tag and point to the file within the href attribute. Some file types, however, (such as images, .pdf, .txt, and .doc for example)...
View ArticleExtending In Sass Without Creating A Mess
The @extend directive in Sass is a powerful directive that facilitates the sharing of rules and relationships between selectors. However, it can produce undesirable side effects if it is not carefully...
View Article25 Syntax Highlighters: Tried and Tested
When you set out to grab a syntax highlighter for your website, or your favorite IDE, you quickly find there are a lot of options available. Picking which one to use can be a daunting task. Today,...
View ArticleSketch With Material Design
In the past year, adoption of Sketch at Google, where I work at, has taken off and is now a widely preferred tool. The more tools in our belts, the better, so here’s my take on why Sketch and the new...
View ArticleA Better Way To Design For Retina In Photoshop
Recently, I had a project in which I needed to produce high-fidelity screens for a tablet. I was to present these screens on the device and also produce a clickable prototype. They needed to be...
View ArticleTesting For And With Windows Phone
Although Windows Phone usage is still low compared with other browsers 1 it’s sometimes necessary to test your web work for Internet Explorer Mobile. For web developers, this could be a complication....
View ArticleIntroducing ScrollMagic 2.0
If you’re desperate to generate beautiful scroll animations in your next project, then look no further. ScrollMagic is a JavaScript library to help you create “magical” scroll interactions which...
View ArticleEverything You Need to Know About Google Search Console
One of the first things you should do after launching a website is create a Google Search Console account. Why? Because it helps you understand how Google crawls, analyses and indexes your website....
View ArticleEverything You Need to Know About Google Search Console
One of the first things you should do after launching a website is create a Google Search Console account. Why? Because it helps you understand how Google crawls, analyses and indexes your website....
View ArticleTake a Look at The Best Tools And Resources for Web Professionals
It’s clear that there’s an abundance of tools and resources for web developers and graphic and web designers out there. However, finding the best ones is not always the easiest of tasks. To that end,...
View ArticleTake a Look at The Best Tools And Resources for Web Professionals
It’s clear that there’s an abundance of tools and resources for web developers and graphic and web designers out there. However, finding the best ones is not always the easiest of tasks. To that end,...
View ArticleWeb Design for Kids: Getting Ready to Build a Website
Welcome to the second lesson in our Web Design for Kids series! In this lesson we will learn all about some things we need to do and the tools we need before we start writing the code for our Tuts+...
View ArticleWeb Design for Kids: HTML Structure
Welcome to the third lesson of our Web Design for Kids series, HTML Structure! We will be learning how to write our site’s structure with HTML. This structure will get us ready for the site’s content,...
View ArticleWeb Design for Kids: HTML Structure
Welcome to the third lesson of our Web Design for Kids series, HTML Structure! We will be learning how to write our site’s structure with HTML. This structure will get us ready for the site’s content,...
View ArticleWeb Design for Kids: CSS
Welcome to the fifth lesson of our Web Design for Kids series, all about CSS. We’ve worked very hard on our HTML content, so now it’s time to make it look pretty! We will be adding things to our HTML...
View ArticleWeb Design for Kids: CSS
Welcome to the fifth lesson of our Web Design for Kids series, all about CSS. We’ve worked very hard on our HTML content, so now it’s time to make it look pretty! We will be adding things to our HTML...
View ArticleWeb Design for Kids: CSS
Welcome to the fifth lesson of our Web Design for Kids series, all about CSS. We’ve worked very hard on our HTML content, so now it’s time to make it look pretty! We will be adding things to our HTML...
View ArticleWeb Design for Kids: CSS
Welcome to the fifth lesson of our Web Design for Kids series, all about CSS. We’ve worked very hard on our HTML content, so now it’s time to make it look pretty! We will be adding things to our HTML...
View ArticleWeb Design for Kids: Images
Welcome to the seventh lesson of our Web Design for Kids series, all about images! We’ve added several images to our Tuts+ Town website, but we haven’t talked about images in detail yet. In this...
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