While we were primarily focusing on the graphical material, having provided you with all the sorts of stuff, including GUIs, icons, fonts, website layouts, the time has come to pay attention to another fundamental side of the development workflow. This routine is challenging, tricky and time-consuming. Thus it is not surprising that developers are eager to employ third-party resources that help to sort out issues in short order. These assistants in some cases are sterling solvers, in others just tiny yet professional enhancements. Whether you are a newbie or a skilled specialist, they certainly have something to offer. 2015 was rich in various instruments that enhanced the workflow and added icing to the cake. Our collection features solutions for creating animations, instilling dynamics into UIs, manipulating with various aspects of website design and giving projects a responsive behavior. There are also alternative responsive grid systems, color assistants and more. Pattern Lab Creator: pattern-lab License: MIT. Motion Creator: legomushroom License: MIT. Stock Up Creator: Steve Benjamins License: License info available for each individual photo. Responsify.js Creator: Zach Lieberman License: MIT. Layers CSS Creator: Jerry Jappinen License: MIT. Snatchr Creator: Mio Yoshigiwa, Michael J Dintaman and Robert Paige. License: Declared as Free, no proper license given. Interdimensional Creator: Ilya […]* You might also be interested in the following articlesLate-breaking: 29 Free Vibrant Flat UI PacksQuick, Not Dirty: 30 Free Wireframe Style UIs, Mockups and Templates29 Great Free Business Card PSD Templates: The Ace up Your SleeveDouble Tap, Check, Swipe: 25 Free Gesture Icons Packs for Your Mobile…30 Free Mobile App UI PSDs for Developers: Summer 2014 Edition25 Free Hero Images and Mock-ups: The First Impression Counts

You may already know about the power of landing pages. It's one of the greatest online marketing strategies many businesses use. Instead of directing your traffic to a website homepage, sending traffic to a landing page is a great way to increase conversions. Did you know that 48% of marketers build new landing pages for […]

Nothing can make your life easier as a small business owner or freelancer than a great invoicing tool. By streamlining some of the business processes you can spend more time on the parts of the job you enjoy and get paid faster. We introduced you to Hiveage a while ago. The online invoice and billing […]

On the Laravel News site there's a new post sharing twenty Eloquent tips for the Laravel users out there. Eloquent ORM seems like a simple mechanism, but under the hood, there's a lot of semi-hidden functions and less-known ways to achieve more with it. In this article, I will show you a few tricks. Among the tips and "hidden features" mentioned are tips about: Increments and Decrements Model boot() method Model properties: timestamps, appends etc. Order by relationship Order by Mutator Raw query methods Create additional things when creating a model ...and many more. There's code examples for each of them showing them in use too.

Everywhere you look, there's a cool new animated effect. If animation was the must-have design element of 2016, then innovated hover effects are the up and coming design trend of 2017. Thanks in part to the popularity of Material Design and Apple's animation guidelines with a focus on small movements, hover effects are making a […]

Web performance is a tricky beast, isn't it? How do we actually know where we stand in terms of performance, and what our performance bottlenecks exactly are? Is it expensive JavaScript, slow web font delivery, heavy images, or sluggish rendering? Is it worth exploring tree-shaking, scope hoisting, code-splitting, and all the fancy loading patterns with intersection observer, server push, clients hints, HTTP/2, service workers and — oh my — edge workers?

During Covid, businesses and individuals searched high and low for the perfect virtual meeting vehicle. According to TrustRadius, online inquiries for web conferencing portals jumped by 500% between February and April 2020. Eventually, many people turned to Zoom, though others stuck with Microsoft Teams and even Skype. By this point, most of us are accustomed...

The Apple AirPods are a great piece of technology but they can also be expensive. Our list of the best alternatives to the AirPods will keep the music playing. The post Best Alternatives to the Apple AirPods first appeared on JUST(TM) Creative.

If you work as a designer, photographer or any other type of artist, you need a portfolio. A portfolio website is the easiest and quickest way to showcase your work. Don’t focus only on having a physical portfolio, because nowadays, a website and strong online presence is mandatory if you want to grow your business and […] The post 40 Quick & Easy Portfolio Website Templates appeared first on Line25.

Good products are the result of a continual effort in research and design. And, as it usually turns out, our designs don't solve the problems they were meant to right away. It's always about constant improvement and iteration. I have a client called Design Cafe (let's call it DC). It's an innovative interior design shop founded by a couple of very talented architects. They produce bespoke designs for the Indian market and sell them online.