Design

CSS Shapes: How to Line up Images and Texts

March 5th, 2016
by Denis Potschien
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CSS Shapes: How to Line up Images and Texts

In applications such as InDesign or QuarkXPress, letting letters flow along paths is a long established standard for lining up images and text. With CSS3 CSS Shapes allow you to create the same behaviour in the browser. To do so, you can define paths which the text is supposed to follow, as well as define cut-out images, which the text is meant to place...

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SVG Filters: How to Apply Them to HTML Elements

March 4th, 2016
by Denis Potschien
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SVG-Filter: How to Apply Them to HTML Elements

You can use CSS3 to add blur, shadow, brightness or contrast to an element. Overall, there are ten filters available. The SVG format knows filter effects as well. Partially, these options overlap, for example when it comes to blur. However, the SVG format knows...

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Google Resizer Cares for Responsive Design

March 3rd, 2016
by Denis Potschien
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Google Resizer Cares for Responsive Design

Thanks to plenty of types of mobile devices, contemporary websites need to be designed for different resolutions and orientations. However, to see how a site looks on a tablet, smartphone, or a standard monitor, it’s not necessary to have all devices ready at all...

Inspiration

Seven Amazing Neon Dreamscapes Made on Mobile Phones

March 2nd, 2016
by Noupe Editorial Team
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Seven Amazing Neon Dreamscapes Made on Mobile Phones

Using mobile phones, these artists are bringing highly unusual weather to the cities of the world. Neon blue clouds and purple fog have descended on urban centers in these seven luminescent dreamscapes. While you might think that these effects require sophisticated skills in one...

Development

Perfectly Responsive Typographic Headlines with CSS and JavaScript

March 1st, 2016
by Tim Brown
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Perfectly responsive headlines with CSS and Javascript

When charging ahead with all of your new strategies for responsive web design don’t forget the one of most important parts – the typographic headlines. Stay ahead of most web designers by paying close attention to how the headlines are playing out on the...

Inspiration

20 Trends That Rock Web Design in 2016

February 29th, 2016
by Noupe Editorial Team
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20 Trends That Rock Web Design in 2016

Time changes, and so does the web. In 2016, we are ready to meet and adopt new techniques, which we never came across before. Of course, some trends of the past year will still keep on dictating web fashion during the next 366 days....

Development

Mandrill to Discontinue its Free Tier Plan

February 29th, 2016
by Sufyan bin Uzayr
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Mandrill, the popular transactional email service, has recently announced that it will discontinue its free tier plans soon. After March 16, new users will be required to create their accounts through MailChimp, whereas existing users will be required to merge their accounts with MailChimp....

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Cartoon: Me Too Do App

February 28th, 2016
by Dieter Petereit
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Cartoon: Me Too Do App

Some things are so foreseeable that I am having problems to understand why anyone would expect things to turn out the unexpected way. Just a few days ago I met a developer I hadn’t seen in a while. And that was one of these...

Design

Responsive Tables: CSS Only, No JavaScript

February 27th, 2016
by Denis Potschien
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Responsive Tables: CSS Only, No JavaScript

Responsive web design has established itself as the way of modern web development for a while now. The increasing mobile internet usage makes it necessary for a website to be recognizable even on small displays. This is always a challenge for web designers and...

Design

StickyStack, Colofilter, Heisenberg and More: 5 Interesting Design Helpers

February 26th, 2016
by Dieter Petereit
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StickyStack, Colofilter, Heisenberg and More: 5 Interesting Design Helpers

On my daily deep dives into the web of webs, it’s natural that I come across countless corals, sea creatures, particles, and everything else that dwells down there. I thought you might be interested in what I keep in my virtual trawl. As I’m...

Design

Unsplash Adds New API and Like Buttons

February 26th, 2016
by Sufyan bin Uzayr
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Unsplash, the popular free photos site with no restrictions on image usage, recently unveiled a new set of features and tools for its users. To begin with, much like Facebook and other social networking sites, Unsplash too has a “like” feature now. This option,...

Design

Gutenberg: Web Typography for Everyone

February 25th, 2016
by Ioanni Mitsakis
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Gutenberg: Web Typography for Everyone

Gutenberg is a starter kit for better web typography. Its developer Matej Latin provides an easy way of creating prettier content that is easier to read. This is mainly achieved by a consequent orientation of all contents towards a baseline which is defined depending...