I have to search for articles often on this site. And I’d say searching this site is Pretty OK™ in general. Making content searchable on a site with 18+ years of published content is gonna be challenging no matter what, and the Jetpack Search tool we use is darned good considering it’s a drop-in solution. […]
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Ready for the second part? If you recall, last time we worked on a responsive list of overlapping avatar images featuring a cut-out between them. We are still creating a responsive list of avatars, but this time it will be a circular list. This design is less common than the horizontal list, but it’s still
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The best designers aren’t posting anymore — they’ve gone underground. No hashtags, no personal brands, just pure creativity, free from algorithms and clients chasing trends. The invisible designer movement is quietly redefining what it means to create on the internet — and it might just save design itself.
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After finishing a project that required me to learn everything I could about CSS and SVG animations, I started writing this series about Smashing Animations and “How Classic Cartoons Inspire Modern CSS.” To round off this year, I want to show you how to use modern CSS to create that element that makes Toon Titles
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Welcome to the first ever What’s !important, a roundup of the best CSS and web development news from the last two weeks. If you’re pressed for time (who isn’t?) or you just can’t stand missing out on anything CSS-related, this is the place to recap: the best CSS/web dev articles from around the web, interesting announcements
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Julian provides an in-depth look at a lesser-known, but no less powerful, feature of the new Foundation 6: the command line tools to ease development. Continue reading Getting Started with Foundation 6’s CLI Tools on SitePoint.
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Andy Clarke with a brand-new resource. It generates the sort of fun typography that Andy commonly uses in his own work that’s geared towards cartoon headings. There are a number of configurable options for font, color, stroke, letter spacing, and shadows. And it spits out the CSS for you to copy-paste. What if you want
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A list of rounded images that slightly overlap each other is a classic web design pattern. You are for sure wondering what the novelty we are bringing here is, right? It has been done countless times. You are right. The main idea is not complex, but the new thing is the responsive part. We will
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As you can see from our roundup of new tools for designers this month, almost everything is based in artificial intelligence. Most of the tools in development and launch right now are designed to supercharge workflows and make you more efficient. Nearly all of these tools live up to that billing. Here’s what’s new for
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Read Store and Display Data Using ASP and XML/XSL and learn with SitePoint. Our web development and design tutorials, courses, and books will teach you HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and more. Continue reading Store and Display Data Using ASP and XML/XSL on SitePoint.
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