Today we will take a look at something that is really sound of very close future. This CSS module was not fully released yet, but it is so awesome that it has to be mentioned. It is something what could be born if CSS slept with Modernizr. Weird?
Tag: web development
JavaScript 101 – Intro
This is the first part of JavaScript 101 series where you can learn more about JavaScript and how to use it in web development. If you will face any struggles or not understand to something, use comments or contact me via twitter – AlexDevero. In this first part we will talk a bit about history… Continue reading JavaScript 101 – Intro
CSS tips and tricks #4-before and after pseudo elements tutorial
Today we will take a look at :before or ::before and :after or ::after pseudo elements or selectors you can use in your CSS stylesheet. The difference between single and double-colon syntax is that single-colon is from CSS2.1 and double-colon is from CSS3 and not supported by IE8. Fortunately, all browsers support at least the… Continue reading CSS tips and tricks #4-before and after pseudo elements tutorial
Font Awesome tutorial
If you read some of tutorials posted on the blog, you probably hear me talking about font awesome. This font, or rather CSS stylesheet, is used to generate icons on selected elements. If you want to use this CSS font, go on Font Awesome website. For online version hosted on CDN go to “Get Started”… Continue reading Font Awesome tutorial
How to create responsive typography
Creating responsive typography is a hard thing to do and not many web designers rather don’t talk about it at all. In order to provide the best experience for your users as possible, you better not avoid this subject. Let’s divide it into smaller parts and bring some more clarity into it.
3 ways to deal with responsive images
Responsive images is one of the pillars of responsive web design philosophy. For a long time web designers have to use various creative ways to solve the problem of serving different devices with different image files. However, this should not be necessary now thanks to new picture element which was released by W3C.