CodePen Challenge #3: Favorite Google Font Pairs
Another month, another CodePen Challenge! Last time we asked you to style a signup form and a whopping 68 of you took part. This time we want to see which Google font combinations you recommend–the...
View ArticleUnderstanding the LESS Loop
In this tutorial, we will comprehensively cover the LESS loop (coupled with a few other LESS features which we have discussed in previous posts, such as Mixins Guards and Color Functions). Looping is a...
View Article70 Fonts for Just $29!
Envato Bundles has just launched the massive Indie Font Bundle. It features over 70 handcrafted fonts from 36 independent authors. It's valued at over $1,300, but you can grab it today for just $29!...
View Article25 Syntax Highlighters: Tried and Tested
When you set out to grab a syntax highlighter for your website, or your favorite IDE, you quickly find there are a lot of options available. Picking which one to use can be a daunting task.Today, we’re...
View ArticleDesign an App Landing Page in Photoshop
What You'll Be CreatingIn this tutorial I will walk you through the design process of a simple and conversion-oriented app landing page. We’ll use the Tuts+ Android app for the demo, emphasizing its...
View ArticleNative Popups and Modals With the HTML5 “dialog” Element
Many processes on the web these days require users’ full consent in order to be completed. For example, users may need to remove an account, change their username, or confirm a monetary transaction. A...
View ArticleCodePen Challenge #3: Results!
Last week we asked you to take part in our third CodePen Challenge: to select your favorite Google font pairs and apply them to some sample content. Around 60 of you took part, showing us some great...
View ArticleUX Tip: Consider the Empty States
Empty states are often an afterthought for most designers. The homepage and payment cart, for example, might be the most prioritized feature in your backlog–but what about the empty states of these...
View Article100 Popular Translated Web Design Tutorials and Articles
The Tuts+ Translation Project has been running for over a year now and is still picking up speed–every day we receive new submissions, requests and ideas, in all kinds of languages! With the help of...
View ArticleNew Course: The CSS of the Future
CSS is constantly evolving. In The CSS of the Future, Tuts+ instructor Craig Campbell will walk you through some of the bleeding edge features of CSS to help you remain current and ahead of the...
View ArticleWeChat Does Your Laundry: Designing for China’s Biggest Social Platform
I have a hard time getting western designers to understand why I keep talking about WeChat (Chinese: Weixin 微信) in the context of web design. In the west, social media and web design are considered...
View ArticleHow to Set Up Your Own Web Design Agency: Tips From the Pros
Do you want to be your own boss? If you’re working as a web designer, the prospect of going out on your own and setting up your own agency can seem tempting.But it’s not a simple task. You’ll need to...
View ArticleHave a Web Design Question?
Are you interested in learning a new web design technique? Do you want to get a better understanding of responsive design? Get started with Sass? Or do you just need an expert opinion on your latest...
View ArticleGet a Free Year on Tuts+
Until 31 May you'll receive a free yearly subscription to Tuts+ when you purchase a hosting plan from Siteground.Starting from just $3.95 per month, Siteground offers three plans to get you on the way...
View ArticleIntroducing ScrollMagic 2.0
If you’re desperate to generate beautiful scroll animations in your next project, then look no further. ScrollMagic is a JavaScript library to help you create “magical” scroll interactions which...
View ArticleHow to Create Responsive Images Using the Picture Element
We all want our images to display at the best possible quality, with optimal file size, on different devices, but achieving that is easier said than done. In this short video tutorial, you'll learn how...
View Article15 Inspiring Examples of CSS Animation on CodePen
CodePen is fast becoming the go-to place to show off what we can do with our web creations. Here’s a list of some of the great stuff people have been creating with CSS animations recently!1. JavaScript...
View ArticleTimelineMax: Getting a Handle on Bézier Tweening
Plugins for GSAP are great when you need advanced capabilities. The BezierPlugin I’ll be explaining in this tutorial helps animate virtually any property (or properties) along a curved bezier path...
View ArticleHow to Translate Tuts+ Tutorials
We recently pushed out some big changes to the Tuts+ Translation Project, making the process easier and quicker for everyone involved. Read on to find out how you can take part and exactly how the new...
View ArticleEverything You Need to Know About Google Search Console
One of the first things you should do after launching a website is create a Google Search Console account. Why? Because it helps you understand how Google crawls, analyses and indexes your website....
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