I was doing research with the new version of Twitter Bootstrap, version 3 (RC). After cloning from the project’s repo:
https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap
I was doing research with the new version of Twitter Bootstrap, version 3 (RC). After cloning from the project’s repo:
https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap
I set out to using free, open-source web fonts for a particular project lately. I’ve had bookmarked some articles a while back with some pretty cool combinations that will help the Design process move a long a bit faster. To name a few:
In those articles where screenshots of sample combinations. I just saved them to my local drive for comparison. If you don’t have Adobe Lightroom (for its Survey or Compare views) or Adobe Bridge (for its Thumbnail view) but are on OS X, you can use Preview to compare the stills.
As I’ve said recently, there has been a surge of #RWDprocess insights.
To my fellow web workers who couldn’t make it to Austin for #SXSW, be sure to read up on the current #RWDprocess (topic). #webdev #design
— Sherwin Techico (@stechico) March 10, 2013
Just an overview, as I was reviewing my notes from years ago, led me to the same concepts that was shared by the web community. Here’s some visuals from Pon Kattera…
Not a lot of web-based companies document events leading up to a historic site launch. I’m glad that Polygon did. I can totally relate…
Here is their story.
This artwork by John Martz pretty much explains what most of us feel towards IE6—specially those in Web Design/Development.