It's almost Halloween, so we were all expecting the odd scare, but little could have prepared us for the blood-chilling horror of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg 'acting' amazed in front of a green-screened mockup of The Metaverse, during his keynote at the company's Connect event. Zuckerberg -- or The Zuckster, as I imagine he introduces […] The post Facebook Goes All Meta first appeared on Webdesigner Depot.

When it comes to showing off your designs, presentation is key and that’s when mockups come in handy, to help you save time and create amazing presentations for your clients. For app and UI designers, having some high-quality free app screen PSD mockups in their freebies collection is crucial. Mockup templates help in showcasing your designs […] The post 40 Sleek Free App Screen PSD Mockups appeared first on Line25.

Starting your own blog is a dream come true for many individuals. It lets you create a reputation online, meet new people, and form long-term... The post What Makes The Perfect Blog Post? appeared first on Web Development & Technology Resources.

Just in time for the Holidays and the Winter season, get these amazing design elements for a fraction of the price. Snow generator text is 71% off. Lets you easily create 3D style typography with […] The post Holiday & Winter Design Elements Savings appeared first on DesignM.ag.

Hello Friends! In Magento 2, sometimes we need to save additional information in quotes or we want to display some information on the cart page on the frontend. So, we can achieve the same by following steps: 1. Create checkout_cart_index.xml file inside the app/code/Vendor/CustomModule/view/frontend/layout/ directory. 2. Create the customblock.phtml file inside the app/code/Vendor/CustomModule/view/frontend/templates/ directory. 3. [...]

The Paragon Initiative has a recent post to their blog that's kicking off a new series of posts called "Slice of PIE". In these posts they hope to provide answers in a Q&A style, answering questions commonly asked of them via Twitter or other means. Astute readers have noticed that our blog posts have decreased in frequency this year. We put a heavy emphasis on quality, not so much on quantity. At the same time, we field a lot of questions on social media, where our answers (and, sometimes, the questions themselves) are difficult to locate, especially when people close or lock their accounts. With both of these thoughts in mind, I asked my Twitter followers if they'd be interested in a Q&A-style blog series. I expected maybe a 55:45 split on yes/no responses, but the final tally was overwhelmingly "Yes". So with that in mind, I'd like to introduce the pilot for our new series, Slice of PIE. In this inaugural edition they start by sharing how readers can get their questions answered and what kinds of questions will be answered. To kick things off they answer a question about the use of asymmetric encryption and comparing it to hybrid encryption.

Big Data Analytics, Cloud Computing, and IoT (Internet of Things) are different technology domains with overlapping uses.  Each of these three technologies has its benefits. However, combining all three can generate a golden opportunity for businesses to achieve the desired advantages.  This magical combination has the potential to create technological magic that ultimately leads to... The post A Complete Overview of IoT, Big Data, Cloud Computing appeared first on noupe.

A collection of CSS and JavaScript snippets that celebrate spring. Plenty of pastels, flowers, and chicks, and some amazing coding skills too. The post 8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets That Celebrate Spring appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

The Smashing Toronto conference featured many of your favorite speakers, however, there was a difference. They had been asked to present without slides. In this pairing of videos discover sketching with Eva-Lotta Lamm and SVG Animation with Sarah Drasner. How I Think When I Think Visually: Eva-Lotta Lamm Sketching is something which lends itself perfectly to the no-slides format. In this talk, Eva-Lotta demonstrates her process for visual thinking. A method which helps her order her thoughts, create sketchnotes, and visualize processes such as user journeys.

Every web page renders differently in different browsers. When a browser reads the code behind a website, it translates the information in the default settings. For instance, Safari and Internet Explorer have different default fonts, which means the font on a specific site changes when viewed in these browsers. Safari defaults to the Helvetica family and Microsoft's Internet Explorer defaults to the Arial font family. This article discusses how to create browser-specific CSS code to ensure cross-browser compatibility for a website.