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Animatable is a tool. Which helps you create CSS3 animations.
What? Are you sure?
Animatable is the easy way to create CSS3 animations and advertising for Webkit browsers on any platform or device — including Android, BlackBerry, iOS and WebOS.
Visit Animatable and see for yourself.
The world of art and the world of design do not stand away from each other. On the contrary:
We perceive something as aesthetically beautiful if it meets a certain criteria. Often, the criteria here is our recognition of order. We see intentional symmetry or maybe even a chaos of shapes with a nicely balanced color scheme and perceive art (sometimes even the noticeable lack of these things is also an artistic statement). We are using what we instinctively know about design to shape how we see art. In other words, design seems to be more basic than art.
What is Adapt.js?
Adapt.js is a lightweight (777 bytes minified) JavaScript file that determines which CSS file to load before the browser renders a page. If the browser tilts or resizes, Adapt.js simply checks its width, and serves only the CSS that is needed, when it is needed.
We live in the era of responsive design. We need this thing.
Beware of this voracious cursor monster!
In fact this is all about a powerful CSS3 experiment. Which happens to be very funny too.
Smashing Magazine today publishes one of these mashups that made it so popular.
It must take too much time to gather all these resources, not to mention to absorb them. Powerful New CSS Techniques and Tools is a great article!
Andy Clarke did it again.
320 and up is a tiny project, which aims to provide designers with a solid framework before start coding. If you’re thinking of CSS3, HTML5, Media Queries and Typography, you guess right.
What a beautiful set of icons!
The best part is that these hand-drwan icons are free for any project. How fantastic is that?
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It’s a tiny diamond. What the font, a bookmarklet which detects the fonts in a website.
Simple as that. Precious.
Moom is one of these utilities you fell in love with. At first sight.
What does it do? It resizes, moves and zooms your window, any window, the way you need it. What? You don’t know how you want to resize your window? Don’t worry. It does it for you.
Kyle Baxter on how Apple conceives its new devices:
Apple isn’t merely trying to build “mobile PCs”—that is, adopt personal computer paradigms for mobile use, like Windows Mobile attempted to do. Rather, they are trying to build an entirely new type of device where, for the first time in the history of computers, technology is secondary to what it does.