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  • Chain CSS animations together with JavaScript

    CSS animation is set for widespread adoption. Peter Gasston shows how we can extend its capabilities by mixing and chaining with JavaScript events
    By Peter Gasston on

  • Make a CSS animated sprite in Photoshop

    With new CSS features come opportunities to animate without the need for script. Sam Hampton-Smith demonstrates how to produce a retro gaming-inspired sprite
    By Sam Hampton-smith on

  • Customise the WordPress admin area

    Tailor the Administration Screens in WordPress to match your client's branding with Thomas Hardy's guide to customising the popular CMS
    By Thomas Hardy on

  • Get started with jQuery Masonry

    Luke Shumard provides a crash-course in David DeSandro’s Masonry, a jQuery plug-in that’s ideal for both novice and intermediate web designers
    By Luke Shumard on

  • Create faster fluid layouts with LESS

    Paul Mist explains how to code dynamic CSS with LESS and how we can make use of variables, mixins and functions to speed up the creation of fluid layouts
    By Paul Mist on

  • Create a custom theme in jQuery Mobile

    We present an exclusive excerpt from jQuery Mobile Web Development Essentials, on the basics of theming and building and using a custom theme for your app
    By Andy Matthews And Raymond Camden on

  • Master CSS pixels for Retina displays

    As screens get smaller and more detailed, web pages will have to change to cope. Sean B Palmer examines the past, and the future, of CSS resolution independence
    By Sean B. Palmer on | 1 comment

  • Create fluid layouts with HTML5 and CSS3

    In this exclusive excerpt from Responsive Web Design with HTML5 and CSS3, Ben Frain explores how to convert pixel-based designs to their proportional equivalents
    By Ben Frain on

  • Design sites using the Responsive Grid System

    The Responsive Grid System isn't a framework or a boilerplate. But it does make creating responsive websites quick and easy. Graham Miller, its creator, explains how to use it
    By Graham Miller on

  • Swishy CSS3 navigation

    CSS3 offers so many possibilities to create cool rollovers on website menus. Dan Voyce explains how he created the effect on Graphite Design’s site
    By Dan Voyce on

  • Master the new CSS layout properties

    New CSS properties offer easy ways to lay out web pages. Thomas Lewis of Microsoft walks you through Grid Alignment, Flexible Box and Multi-column Layout
    By Thomas Lewis on

  • Start your project right with Modernizr

    The HTML5 Boilerplate includes the feature-detection library Modernizr. Learn how to take full advantage of what this feature-rich JavaScript library has to offer when you start a new project
    By Chris Olberding on | 4 comments

  • Build an image gallery with Knockout

    New JS libraries are making rapid development of complex interfaces a breeze. Stephen Fulljames builds an image gallery to showcase the power of Knockout
    By Stephen Fulljames on

  • Build a basic responsive site with CSS

    Responsive design is much misunderstood. Jason Michael lays to rest some myths, and then walks us through building a simple responsive website
    By Jason Michael on

  • Make your sites load faster

    Your website’s visitors care whether or not it loads quickly. Tom Gullen explains what the price of a slow site can be and shows you how to make yours render faster
    By Tom Gullen on | 1 comment

  • Animated CSS effects with fallbacks

    New CSS3 modules enable cool effects, but what about browsers that don’t support them? Opera’s Chris Mills demonstrates a few examples – and styling alternatives via Modernizr
    By Chris Mills on

  • Build responsive emails

    Email is a neglected area when it comes to responsive design, but it doesn’t have to be. Elliot Ross walks you through making an HTML email mobile friendly
    By Elliot Ross on

  • Make your website printable with CSS

    Responsive design isn’t just about screen size; it also means adapting to different media – including print. Adrian Roselli shares some techniques
    By Adrian Roselli on

  • Create a zoomable user interface

    David DeSandro reveals how to use CSS transforms to create a zoomable user interface similar to that of 2011.beercamp.com. In this tutorial, you’ll also learn how to use JavaScript to hijack scrolling to manipulate the zoom
    By David Desandro on | 2 comments
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