If you’ve created an Android app and achieved some amount of success, then you’ll probably be feeling pretty good about yourself. The ability to accrue downloads and make money from the app is certainly laudable. There is, however, a large difference between short-term success and continued success. Many apps die out like shooting stars—brilliant for [...]
Just a quick reminder: Registration on LearnWebDevelopment.com’s WordPress Bootcamp is ending this week - May 23, 2013 at midnight. If you want to learn WordPress - and create your first website in just a few days - this is the bootcamp for you! You’ll learn how to build a fully-functioning website using WordPress faster than ever before. Grab your seat today.
Recently I’ve been looking for tools to improve my web design workflow, especially to work with CSS better. In this post you can discover some of the tools I have [...]
Charts and graphs are used to show statistics and data in a visually appealing manner. So, if you are looking for some free to use or download web elements that can help you showing statistics and data on your website in an interesting way, then you have come to the right place. In this post, we are presenting an awesome collection of some very useful and appealing chart and graph PSD designs for you. All the charts and graphs presented in this collection are available in PSD format so that you
Sketchmine provides .sketch files for use in Bohemian Coding's Sketch app for Mac. The files are free to download and are contributed by the Sketch community.
It’s been more than a year since Google first introduced Penguin Algorithm Update. How has Google search result changed? Did Google Penguin kill off link spam as it promised? What makes site rank high on Google today (and what will cause...
The Phraseology Project was originally setup by Drew Melton as a way for him to hone his typography skills. The idea is that people submit words or phrases and Drew, or a guest contributor, creates a typographic treatment of the submissions. The list of contributors include designers such as Ray Brown, Luke Ritchie, Simon Ålander and Joshua Bullock, all [...]
Is an open-source app modeled after CodeKit. Prepros runs on Windows where CodeKit is Mac only. From people who have tried it, it seems good.
Auto-filling forms is nice because it saves time and is less prone to user error. Even better is not even needing to see a form in the first place.
If you don’t want to perform coding on your website through code editors, Webflow CSS3 Playground is a site that will definitely help you. This may have some similarities with other web editors available in the net, but what makes it stand out is its several special components in creating responsive sites. It’s like an online version of Photoshop. With [...]
I feel these small user interface icon sets will provide a lot of benefit to web developers. Creating webapps specifically for mobile and desktop computers are not easy to design. Why should you have to make all your own icons from scratch? It becomes a lot easier when you know exactly what you are looking for. Check out these freebie icon sets and see if you can locate designs which may work well in your own projects.
This post The joy and shortcomings of WordPress page builders was written by Catalin Zorzini and first appearedon Inspired Magazine.
When I started learning to program back in February 2012 in order to build Uncover, I simply wanted to be able to see my ideas through to a solid prototype that customers could use. Nothing else mattered. I’d watch tutorials, …Continue reading →
Charitable contributions don’t have to be financial. With ProBueno, people can use their skills and talents to help nonprofit organizations. The web-based platform encourages users to collect money for things like baking cookies, teaching piano lessons, and coding applications, and then put that money toward the greater good. Offer up your own services through the [...]
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