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You thought 25 was a lot? Then you thought 35 was a lot. To that, I say, bah… here are 50 top wireframing resources. Chew on that!
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They took Balsmaiq and made it easier. Crazy, but true.
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This is just cool. Play a game of name that website.
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Today “Web” is very different from what it was few years ago. It is better, but far more challenging – you can no longer ignore things like usability, information architecture and design. That’s why wireframing has received so much attention lately.
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Taking good ol' fashioned, page-centric wireframes to new levels has become a hot button pursuit of particular interest to designers and information architects since the boon of 2.0 and all its accompanying buzzwords exploded onto the scene and into the consciousness of companies in 2004. Enter high fidelity wireframing!
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What do you do when you aren’t writing classes or managing assets on a timeline in Flash? How do you expand your knowledge or exercise your creativity? For me, if I still feel like tinkering on a computer but not really doing any *real* Flash/HTML/CSS work, I like to find new tools and try them out. Sometimes I produce stuff worth sharing, sometimes it’s just tinkering and playtime.
As a professional, it can sometimes become more about the day to day. The grind. You need to take a step back every once in a while and experiment. Like these guys…
Read on.
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Filed under From Delicious on February 17 | 1 comment
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This is a demonstration of how to use Firebug, a Firefox addon, to investigate CSS.
It was done using Firefox 3.0.5 and Firebug 1.3.
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The firebug firefox extension allows you to edit in real time your CSS code. Instead of having to make a change, reload, make a change, reload you can just edit it live to see the results.
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From the article: In the past, I found myself spending countless hours tweaking my CSS and making everything work in Internet Explorer just as it would in Firefox. Everything changed when I found Firebug. In this tutorial, I am going to discuss how to use Firebug to make CSS development faster, and share some tips for a consistent look between browsers.
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Free fonts, get your free fonts here. Some really really nice stuff.
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Make a whole div a linK? I think I just might… JQuery to the rescue again.
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There are some Flash limitations to be aware of before any Flash project implementation.
Filed under From Delicious on February 9 | 1 comment
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A perfect website is the result of the application of several techniques that come from different fields. The most famous trends in the modern web design are just the perfect combination among rules from design, web usability, user interface design, science behind HTML, CSS and Javascript.
A relatively recent trend is the use of mega drop-down navigation menus. They are simple to build and have a great appeal for the users.
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Contemplating using a CSS Framework? Read here to get an overview on pretty much all of em.
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Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for the iPad outline how to create user interfaces optimized for the iPad device. According to Apple, the best iPad applications: downplay application UI so that the focus is on content; present content in beautiful, often realistic ways; and take full advantage of device capabilities to enable enhanced interaction.
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This maight just be the most flexible way to deploy video on your site. Uses HTML5 for complian browsers, falls back to Flash and Quicktime for those that can't support it.
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Could this be the best way to go with rounded corners yet? Seems so.
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A quick an easy way to add Chroma keying to Flash AS3 projects
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Having trouble with those terms? Here's asmall reference to help you understand some CSS keywords
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If it's a DocType, it's here.
Filed under From Delicious on February 2 | 0 comments
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Scalable vector templates for designing iPad UIs? Well, I may just take you up on that.
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Some quick tricks on building a mobile webkit friendly site. – Requires a small amount of PHP.
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Do we live in a post Flash world? Tough to say as of right now.
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Somewhat ironic it's written in ASPX, but oh well… what you gon' do?
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If you are looking a CSS framework to develop iPhone web applications you may to check this project out. The UiUIKit (Universal iPhone UI Kit) it's a collection of HTML examples of what can be done with CSS3 and Safari's Webkit.
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iUI is a framework consisting of a JavaScript library, CSS, and images for developing iPhone webapps.
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Finding an elegant way to reuse and share code (i.e., libraries) across separate iPhone applications can be a bit tricky at first, especially considering Apple’s restrictions on dynamic library linking and custom Frameworks. Most people agree that the best solution is to use static libraries. This tutorial builds on that solution, showing how your Xcode project can reference a second Xcode project–one which is used to build a static library
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The process of designing before coding is becoming outdated. Documenting designs is becoming even rarer. Many developers have never written a design document and cringe at the idea of doing so. Many who are required to, typically generate a lot of interaction diagrams and class diagrams, which don’t often express the developer’s thought process during the design phase. This article will discuss how to do write an effective design document concisely with no special tools, and without needing to know UML. It will also discuss why a well written design document is one of the most valuable tools a developer can have when entering a new project.
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Functional specifications (functional specs), in the end, are the blueprint for how you want a particular web project or application to look and work. It details what the finished product will do, how a user will interact with it, and what it will look like.
