Let’s keep it simple: last year, we did a roundup of 50 of the most useful resources for web developers. Today, we bring to you the 2012 edition, but only better.
And what can you expect to find in this years roundup? Pretty much everything a developer could ever need: CSS frameworks & tools, HTML5 resources, JavaScript frameworks & tools, web editors, mock-up tools, application frameworks, responsive layout tools and resources… and on and on.
Earlier this week we asked you to share your favorite geek movie; now we’re back to highlight the top ten HTG reader picks. Read on the check out the list of movies that range from funny to serious Sci-Fi and everything in between.
If you’re the type of creative who often look for web design inspirations, then one of the interesting topics you must look for is the examples of textures in web design. The smart way how one’s integrate textures in website designing is the thing you must investigate. Does the web designer used textures to highlight important parts such as titles, headings, icons or buttons? Or does he used textures to have a powerful background designs?
Podcasts have been around for a long time, but I’ve really never been able to get into them. That is until recently when I really invested some time into looking around and finding the best design and development podcasts on the web. Now I’m an addict and rarely spend a day slaving over my computer without a few podcasts to keep me company.
Today I’ll share with you some of my favorites so you can finally take the leap and subscribe to some podcasts that are not only enjoyable, but thoroughly educational. This isn’t a list of every web design podcast out there but rather a personal offering of some of the podcasts that I’ve personally checked out and enjoyed.
Created by advertising agency, Team Detroit, College for Creative Studies’ ads take a leaf from these ubiquitous 80s and 90s anti‐drug television campaigns. Includes the sensible reminder: ‘Talk to your kids about art school’.
Netflix has just signed a multi-year agreement with Hasbro to bring 10 shows to its streaming service, according to a release.
Hasbro owns the rights to numerous classic TV shows from the 80's and will be serving up old episodes of GI Joe: Real American Heroes, My Little Pony, Transformers Prime, and many more via Netflix.
Insert GI Joe reference here.
Allowing users to post photos online, without the need for a personal Web site, photo sharing Web sites have become a popular form of social media. Most photo sharing sites have free memberships, with the options to upgrade to a paid membership which offer more photo editing and management tools.
The iTunes Movie Trailer app has been updated to support the new iPad's Retina display.
Users can watch a pretty extensive collection of movie trailers in HD and with the new display, it's never looked better.
The app is available for free right here.
Choosing the right typeface for your design is an integral part of the design process, when choosing a font for your work, it is important that it helps represent your brand and your message that your are trying to convey.
Being part of the Dribbble community allows you get to see some great creative uses of typography, I took some of favorite works from Dribbble and paired them up with the font in use, I hope you discover some new fonts that you can download and add to your collection, they may come in handy for your next design!
Here is a lineup of our favorite links from the most popular design blogs that have been posted in the last month. We hope you”l find them useful.
