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25 Free Tailwind CSS Admin Dashboard Templates

11Apr

By Paul AndrewNo Comments

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25 Free Tailwind CSS Admin Dashboard Templates

As Tailwind CSS offers greater control over the design of admin dashboards this makes it the preferred choice for web developers who would rather focus on development than on aesthetics. Its utility-first approach aligns well with the need for rapid, responsive, and customizable dashboard design. Tailwind CSS templates will save you a significant amount of development time. They come pre-designed and include a variety of layout options and components, which means you can set up your admin panel quickly without starting from scratch. Tailwind CSS is also known for its adaptability. With its utility-first approach, you can adjust the design directly in the HTML, giving you precise control over the appearance of your admin dashboard. This makes it easier to align the dashboard’s design with y...

100 Tiny CSS Tools & Apps for Web Designers

18Mar

By Paul AndrewNo Comments

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100 Tiny CSS Tools & Apps for Web Designers

Each of these free web-based tools and apps have been built by web designers for web designers. They all offer a time-saving solution to some of those monotonous or even complex CSS tasks you may need to perform from time to time. Without needing to install anything, all you have to do is bookmark, and save them for that day when required. From assessing your website’s accessibility to generating sophisticated flexbox or grid layouts, refining typography, choosing the perfect color scheme, copying and pasting CSS animations, to beautifying code screenshots, this collection covers a broad range of web design needs. No matter what kind of CSS time-saver you’re searching for, you’ll likely find it here. Keep these tools at your fingertips to make your CSS workflow quicker and that little bit ...

8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Creating Blur Effects

19Sep

By Eric KarkovackNo Comments

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8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Creating Blur Effects

Adding blur effects is a surefire way to make a surrounding design element stand out. For example, adding a bit of haziness to a background photo will draw attention to the layered text on top. Crafting this look used to require photo editing software. But that’s no longer the case. You can add stunning blur effects using CSS and JavaScript. And it’s easier than you may think. There is also a wide array of possibilities. You could opt for that simple blur on a photo. But you can also combine the effect with animation and user actions. This allows you to add some creativity to the mix. With that in mind, let’s explore eight excellent examples of CSS and JavaScript blur effects in action. Animated Blurred Gradients by Wil van der Tuin Blur effects can turn a bold design into something subtl...

14Sep

By 1WD CrewNo Comments

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Create Neon Style Buttons Using CSS

CSS truly is a remarkable tool in a web designer’s toolkit, capable of bringing even the most vibrant creative visions to life. Today, we’re immersing ourselves in the radiant world of neon style buttons, showcasing the impressive spectrum of CSS capabilities. Ready to set your CSS knowledge aglow? Let’s get started! Your Web Designer Toolbox Unlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Web Templates, Icon Sets, Themes & Design Assets Starting at only $16.50/month! DOWNLOAD NOW HTML: Building the Neon Button Our HTML structure for the neon button is quite straightforward: <button class="neon-button">NEON</button> We’ve just set up a button with the class “neon-button” which we’ll use to apply our CSS styles. CSS: Crafting the Neon Glow Let’s now dive into the CSS code to giv...

5Sep

By 1WD CrewNo Comments

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How to Animate Gradient Text Using CSS

Web design takes a captivating turn when CSS comes into play. It enables a world of transformations, such as taking static text elements and infusing them with life. Our focus today is one such engaging transformation – animate gradient text using CSS. So, let’s demonstrate how a seemingly complex effect can be achieved with a few lines of code. UNLIMITED DOWNLOADS: 400,000+ Fonts & Design Assets Starting at only $16.50 per month! DOWNLOAD NOW Setting Up the Text in the HTML We begin by defining our text element in HTML, which in this case is a simple heading: <h1 class="animated-gradient">1stWebDesigner</h1> Here, we create an <h1> element with a class called “animated-gradient”. This class becomes our anchor for creating the gradient animation in CSS...

29Aug

By 1WD CrewNo Comments

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Ripple Button Effect Using Pure CSS

Google’s Material Design guidelines introduced the ripple effect, a subtle animation that indicates user action. The ripple effect rapidly gained popularity in web design as a sophisticated visual feedback form that refines user interaction, particularly on buttons. Today, we’ll show you how to create a ripple button effect using nothing but pure CSS. Your Web Designer ToolboxUnlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Web Templates, Icon Sets, Themes & Design AssetsDOWNLOAD NOW Building the Button The basic structure of our button is quite simple. It’s a single line of HTML: <button class="btn-ripple">CLICK ME</button> This is a standard button element with a class btn-ripple attached to it, which will be our reference when we define the ripple effect in CSS. Casting Ripples...

28Jul

By 1WD CrewNo Comments

Making an Underwater CSS Text Effect

Web design can serve as a playful exploration ground for learning new techniques. In today’s guide, we’ll dive into the creation of an underwater CSS text effect, not just for the visual outcome, but to deepen our understanding of how different CSS properties harmonize to create dynamic text effects. Your Web Designer Toolbox Unlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Web Templates, Icon Sets, Themes & Design Assets Starting at only $16.50/month! DOWNLOAD NOW Setting up the Structure Our journey into the deep sea starts with a simple HTML structure: a div element with the class underwater, wrapping around an h1 tag. <div class="underwater"> <h1>1stWebDesigner</h1> </div> Achieving the Underwater Effect For our underwater CSS text effect, we introduce...

Retro CSS Text Effect: A Step-by-Step Tutorial

12Jul

By 1WD CrewNo Comments

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Retro CSS Text Effect: A Step-by-Step Tutorial

CSS offers an array of tools that, when used correctly, can improve the visual experience on your website. In this tutorial, we’ll explore a straightforward way to design a retro text effect with pure CSS. The approach, while not overly complex, yields a visually appealing result and serves as a foundation for further customization. Your Web Designer ToolboxUnlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Web Templates, Icon Sets, Themes & Design AssetsDOWNLOAD NOW The HTML Setup We’ll begin with our markup, containing the text we’ll be styling – “1stWebDesigner“. <div class="retro-text"> 1stWebDesigner</div> The div class .retro-text will be the hook for our CSS styling. Designing the Retro Style with CSS Next, let’s move on to our CSS file to create the retro text effect. ...

How To Use CSS To Maintain Aspect Ratio For Responsive Design

15May

By Editorial TeamNo Comments

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How To Use CSS To Maintain Aspect Ratio For Responsive Design

Maintaining the aspect ratio of a div is a common requirement when creating responsive web designs. In this article, we’ll explore how to use CSS to maintain the aspect ratio of a div as the window’s width changes. To achieve this, we’ll use the padding hack. The padding hack is a technique that uses a percentage value for padding-top or padding-bottom to maintain the aspect ratio of an element. The percentage value is calculated based on the width of the parent element. As the width of the parent element changes, the padding value will adjust to maintain the aspect ratio of the child element. Your Web Designer ToolboxUnlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Web Templates, Icon Sets, Themes & Design AssetsDOWNLOAD NOW Let’s start by creating a div element with a background color. <div ...

Mastering CSS Variables and Unlocking Their Full Potential

6May

By Editorial TeamNo Comments

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Mastering CSS Variables and Unlocking Their Full Potential

CSS Variables, also known as Custom Properties, have revolutionized the way we manage styles and build maintainable, flexible stylesheets. They enable developers to store and reuse values throughout a stylesheet, making it easier to change themes, colors, fonts, and more with just a few updates. In this article, we’ll explore the best practices for using CSS variables, along with some helpful code examples. Your Designer Toolbox Unlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Web Templates, Icon Sets, Themes & Design Assets DOWNLOAD NOW 1. Defining and Using CSS Variables To define a CSS variable, you must use the double hyphen (–) syntax. Typically, you’ll want to create your variables within the :root pseudo-class, which refers to the highest-level parent element in the DOM tree. This ensures that y...

CSS Basics: Visibility: Hidden vs. Display: None

20Mar

By Editorial TeamNo Comments

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CSS Basics: Visibility: Hidden vs. Display: None

visibility: hidden and display: none are two CSS properties that can be used to hide elements. While they may seem similar at first glance, there are some significant differences between them. In this article, we’ll explore these differences and provide some examples to illustrate their use. The UX Designer Toolbox Unlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Wireframe & UX Templates, UI Kits & Design Assets Starting at only $16.50 per month! DOWNLOAD NOW visibility: hidden The visibility property in CSS determines whether or not an element is visible on the web page. If set to hidden, the element will be hidden from view, but it will still occupy space on the page. This means that any other elements that would normally be positioned after it will still be positioned as if the hidden element ...

The Difference Between the :where() and :is() CSS Selectors

6Mar

By Editorial TeamNo Comments

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The Difference Between the :where() and :is() CSS Selectors

The CSS selectors :where() and :is() are two pseudo-classes that allow you to select elements based on their relationship with other elements. Although they sound similar, they are different in terms of functionality and syntax. Your Web Designer ToolboxUnlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Web Templates, Icon Sets, Themes & Design AssetsDOWNLOAD NOW The :where() pseudo-class was introduced as part of the CSS Selectors Level 4 specification and allows you to select elements based on the presence of other elements that match a specific condition. In other words, you can select elements based on the relationship between elements in a DOM tree. For example, you can use the :where() selector to select a list item li only if it is the first child of an unordered list ul: li:where(:first-child of ul...

8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Custom Text Paths

1Mar

By Eric KarkovackNo Comments

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8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Custom Text Paths

The ability to manipulate text content’s shape and path are powerful. It allows designers to create a unique flow and make specific elements stand out. But it seems like these effects have always worked better in print design. While web designers have had access to floating images around text, other bells and whistles have required hacks. That’s changing, thanks to modern CSS and JavaScript. Now it’s possible to place text on custom paths that closely resemble those seen in print. Even better is that you can add animation and hover effects to further enhance the experience. The possibilities are endless. To prove our point, here are eight CSS and JavaScript snippets that demonstrate custom text paths. As you’ll see, the results can be quite impressive! SVG textPath Element Sale Banners by ...

Quick Tip: How to Disable Text Selection Highlighting in CSS

10Feb

By Editorial TeamNo Comments

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Quick Tip: How to Disable Text Selection Highlighting in CSS

There are two main CSS properties that control text selection highlighting: user-select and -webkit-user-select. These properties are used to specify whether or not users are able to select text on the web page. UNLIMITED DOWNLOADS: Email, admin, landing page & website templates Starting at only $16.50 per month! DOWNLOAD NOW To disable text selection highlighting in CSS, you can set the value of the user-select property to none: body { -webkit-user-select: none; /* for Safari */ -moz-user-select: none; /* for Firefox */ -ms-user-select: none; /* for Internet Explorer */ user-select: none; /* for modern browsers */ } In this example, the user-select property is applied to the body element, which means that text selection...

3Feb

By Editorial TeamNo Comments

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Introduction to the CSS :has() selector

Yes, we know we’re a bit late to the party, what with the :has() selector making the rounds of web design and development headlines. But better late than never, right? So let’s dive into this new feature of CSS and see what it’s all about! Your Web Designer ToolboxUnlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Web Templates, Icon Sets, Themes & Design AssetsDOWNLOAD NOW The CSS :has() selector is a type of complex selector that allows you to select an element based on whether it contains a certain other element. This selector is a powerful tool that can be used in a variety of ways to create advanced styles for your website. Here are some examples of the advanced uses of the :has() selector: Selecting Parent Elements with a Specific Child Element One of the most common uses of the :has() selector is ...

9 Best Tailwind CSS Admin Templates 2022

15Nov

By Graham BillNo Comments

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9 Best Tailwind CSS Admin Templates 2022

Feel free to begin immediately. Web developers like you have a lot on your plate, so you're constantly looking for ways to save time. As a result, you'll have a great time perusing our assortment of the best Tailwind CSS admin templates. Best Tailwind CSS Admin Templates 2022 T-Wind T-Wind is a new HTML, CSS, and React-based Tailwind admin dashboard template developed using CSS. This project contains Tailwind and darkness CSS rendered components. This template's design was influenced by various admin dashboards accessible on the internet. However, T-Wind has a distinctive twist that distinguishes it from the competition. The template has two distinct variations: bright and dark. Depending on your desire, you may choose the appropriate option. This dashboard also has page templates for logi...

The Easiest Way to Inspect and Copy CSS Code From Websites

14Sep

By Editorial TeamNo Comments

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The Easiest Way to Inspect and Copy CSS Code From Websites

Do you ever get frustrated using Dev Tools when working on a website project? Having to go back and forth between the web page you’re working on and the inspector to view CSS and make adjustments can often be a bit of a challenge. Thankfully, there is a browser extension that streamlines that process: CSS Scan. In this article, we are going to look at how this exciting tool could quite possibly change your life as a web developer, or at the very least, speed up your workflow. Easy Installation & Lifetime License It’s pretty simple to get started with CSS Scan, since it’s a browser extension/add-on. Whatever your preferred browser, CSS Scan can be installed on Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. Since this is a premium extension, you have to buy a license first, but it’s a lifetime lice...

8 CSS Snippets for Styling HTML Checkboxes & Radio Buttons

25Jul

By Eric KarkovackNo Comments

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8 CSS Snippets for Styling HTML Checkboxes & Radio Buttons

HTML form elements such as checkboxes and radio buttons are staples of the web. But for many years, web designers didn’t do a whole lot to enhance them. That has changed quite a bit in recent times. Thanks to the power of CSS (and the occasional bit of JavaScript), these elements are being put to some seriously creative uses. In some instances, they’re dressed up to the point of being unrecognizable. Finally, their outstanding utility now has looks to match. To demonstrate what checkboxes and radio buttons are capable of, we’ve uncovered eight unique CSS snippets. While some stick to the traditional form-based role, others are used to create an entirely different visual experience. Let’s check out what these previously-mundane elements are capable of. The results may surprise you! The Web...

22 Best Free HTML CSS Responsive Website Templates 2022

12Jun

By Graham BillNo Comments

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22 Best Free HTML CSS Responsive Website Templates 2022

We help you to chose only the best free download professional and modern html css responsive website templates for web designer and developer to builders the website in easy ways. There are a lots of free download website templates on the online. But today we use hand pick modern responsive website templates build with new updated technology html, css, bootstrap and popular js framework for create a professional websites. Related Article Ucorpora Ucorpora is a free html css website template which comes bundled with astounding features. Ucorpora is built on modern framework, using the latest web techniques and responsive layout. more info / download demo hosting Tween Agency Tween Agency is a digital marketing HTML template based on CSS layout. The homepage features a simple fade in/out sli...

10 Cool Pure CSS Scrolling Text Animations

31May

By Editorial TeamNo Comments

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10 Cool Pure CSS Scrolling Text Animations

Scrolling text on a website is almost as old as the internet. You may remember the days when marquees with horizontal scrolling text were all the rage, and we (some of us) thought it was one of the coolest things we’d seen on a website. Many years later we have left that, along with a collection of other relatively silly “web tricks”, behind, as technology and web development evolved into what we have to work with today. Now we no longer need Flash or some other bulky, clunky tools or code to make this happen. In this post, we’ll show you a collection of scrolling text animations that are coded with only CSS – no JavaScript or anything else needed! Let’s take a look at some of the different ways this fun effect can be accomplished. UNLIMITED DOWNLOADS: 500,000+ WordPress & Design Asse...

8 Fun 3D Features You Can Recreate with CSS & JavaScript

26May

By Eric KarkovackNo Comments

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8 Fun 3D Features You Can Recreate with CSS & JavaScript

Adding 3D features to your website has never been easier. Thanks to advancements in CSS and JavaScript, there are now built-in methods and frameworks for doing so. What’s more, these powerful tools open up the door to some serious creativity. And while 3D animation is widely-used, a third dimension can be utilized in other ways. Content containers such as card UIs, buttons, or typography, can benefit from the effect, as can product demos and infographics. There are tons of possibilities. In particular, 3D features can be great fun. Whether you use them to power a game or an attention-grabbing hero area, they naturally draw users in and keep them interested. And fun is our focus for today. We’ve rounded up eight entertaining code snippets that can help bring a smile to your site’s visitors....

12May

By Editorial TeamNo Comments

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15 Modal / Popup Windows Created With Only CSS

Do you need a modal popup on your website when a user clicks a link or button? We typically see these in use for logins, newsletter signups, advertising, and more. Most often they are created using a bit of JavaScript trickery, but these days they can relatively easily be coded with only CSS. In this post we’ll show you 15 examples of various ways this can be accomplished. Let’s have a look! The UX Designer Toolbox Unlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Wireframe & UX Templates, UI Kits & Design AssetsStarting at only $16.50 per month! DOWNLOAD NOW CSS Responsive Modal This responsive example adjusts to the browser size and goes full screen on smaller devices. See the Pen CSS Responsive Modal by Thom Griggs (@thomgriggs)on CodePen.0 CSS Modal This example includes some smooth animat...

The Best Free Tailwind CSS Components For 2022

4May

By Editorial TeamNo Comments

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The Best Free Tailwind CSS Components For 2022

If you’re a web developer/designer and haven’t already heard about or tried Tailwind CSS, it’s likely you have been living under a rock! First released as an alpha in 2017 and now in version 3, the utility-first CSS framework for rapidly building custom designs is all the rage these days. It seems we don’t see a day go by without at least one new article published about this unique offering in the world of web design (see some examples in our weekly roundups of articles). One of the best parts of the Talwind CSS ecosystem is the components that can greatly speed up your development process by dropping them into your project and modifying as needed. You can find and use headings, navigation, data display, lists, forms, buttons, and even full page layouts, plus much more – all great starting...

25Apr

By Brian McDanielNo Comments

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How To Create A Star Rating System In WordPress With CSS and ACF

I recently had a request from a WordPress client for a star rating widget of sorts, so I thought I would share the solution I came up with using Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) and CSS. There are no images involved – just pure CSS plus Unicode stars and a handy range slider on the back end so the client can easily enter a rating anywhere from 0 to 5 in steps of 0.1. Thanks to a nice example I found on CodePen (seen below), the front end elements were easy and simple, utilizing CSS custom properties and variables in a compact code. Connecting this to ACF so the client could easily edit their ratings brought it all together in a quick solution that I have not seen elsewhere, thus the idea to make it available here in case anyone else is looking for something similar. Ready to dig in? UNLIMITED...

8 Awesome Animated Backgrounds Built with CSS & JavaScript

11Apr

By Eric KarkovackNo Comments

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8 Awesome Animated Backgrounds Built with CSS & JavaScript

In web design, animation is often used as a way to draw attention. Movement compels users to focus on a specific element – such as a button or an image. But animation can also be used in more subtle ways. Animated backgrounds, for example, often forego the bells and whistles seen within a site’s content. Rather, they’re utilized to create mood and enhance aesthetics. That’s not to say an animated background can’t be loud or even obnoxious. It all depends on the purpose behind the element. If anything, this demonstrates the flexibility afforded to designers. Today, we’ll explore animated backgrounds that run the gamut in terms of looks and use cases. They’re prime examples of how a bit of CSS and JavaScript can add flair to previously-static features. The Web Designer Toolbox Unlimited Dow...

Refactoring HTML and CSS – 1stWebDesigner

10Apr

By Christina TruongNo Comments

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Refactoring HTML and CSS – 1stWebDesigner

Something that happens often when adding content and styles to our web projects is inadvertently using too much HTML markup. For example, the <div> element is often used to group or wrap elements to add CSS to them. But it’s not always necessary to throw a <div> around the element that needs to be styled. Every HTML element is its own box and can be styled. In this example, the CSS style will look the same whether you add it to the <h1> element or its container element. But you can and should use a <div> and other container elements (e.g. <header>) when multiple elements need to be grouped. Just remember to only add what you need and use semantic HTML tags instead if a <div>, when it makes sense to do so. In the example below, I’ve removed the extra <...

8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Creating Modern Blog Layouts

29Mar

By Eric KarkovackNo Comments

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8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Creating Modern Blog Layouts

The beauty of blogging is that it provides a way to express ourselves. We can do so not only through words, but design as well. The look and layout of a blog can say a lot about both the author and the contents within. And thanks to modern CSS layout techniques such as CSS Grid and Flexbox, we’ve never had more design possibilities. Whether you’re interested in something complex or minimalistic – there are plenty of ways to accomplish a given layout. With that, we’ve put together a collection of beautiful blog layouts. They run the gamut of styles and use cases. Some are geared towards home pages, while others are laser-focused on single post templates. Enjoy! The Web Designer Toolbox Unlimited Downloads: HTML & Bootstrap Templates, WordPress Themes & Plugins, and much, much more!...

How to create animations using only CSS and @keyframes

28Jan

By Christina TruongNo Comments

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How to create animations using only CSS and @keyframes

This article was originally posted at https://christinatruong.medium.com/how-to-create-animations-using-only-css-and-keyframes-9b282289e70 and was kindly shared by Christina Truong. Check out more of her work at https://christinatruong.com. Adding dynamic elements to your website usually requires JavaScript. But the animation property and the @keyframes rule can be used to add animation effects using only CSS! Prefer to watch a video? This article is a companion piece to my Decoded by Christina series on YouTube. Your Web Designer ToolboxUnlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Web Templates, Icon Sets, Themes & Design Assets DOWNLOAD NOW What is @keyframes? Before we get too deep into the animation properties, let’s take a step back and talk about how to create the actual animation itself. CSS...

St. Valentine’s Codepens – Romantic CSS Love Animation

6Jan

By Katherine CrayonNo Comments

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St. Valentine’s Codepens – Romantic CSS Love Animation

Just a few weeks till the entire world will immerse into the romantic atmosphere of St. Valentine's Day. While millions of loving hearts are searching for the sweetest presents for their beloved ones, MonsterPost offers you to get inspired by romantic CSS love animation pens from CodePen.io. Some of them are static, others are beautifully animated and feature impressive designs. CodePen.io is an online playground for the front end side of the web. It's all about sharing, learning and getting inspired. This is the place where you can show your latest creations, find bug fixes, get feedback about your works, etc. Looking for ideas/examples of the possible design patterns for your site? CodePen is perfectly suited for the purpose. It's always a great pleasure to watch creative people shari...

8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Creating Infographics

10Sep

By Eric KarkovackNo Comments

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8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Creating Infographics

Infographics are one of those elements that have become equally popular in both print and web design. Regardless of the medium, these graphics help readers to better understand a concept or process. At their best, infographics take something complicated and turn them into a highly visual, yet simplified experience. The web offers its own unique advantages for infographics: Interactivity and responsiveness. Instead of a plain old graphic, these storytelling elements can become even more user-friendly. Animation can be used to demonstrate an idea. And, infographics built with web technologies can also greatly improve accessibility. We’ve put together a collection of snippets that aim to do more with infographics. Some may not necessarily feature a traditional composition. But they still seek...

How to Target Design Elements with the CSS :not Pseudo-Class

1Jun

By Eric KarkovackNo Comments

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How to Target Design Elements with the CSS :not Pseudo-Class

Consistency is good practice in all areas of web design. On the front end, it makes for a better user experience. Under the hood, maintenance becomes more efficient. Yet there are times when a specific part of a design doesn’t quite fit the mold. It may be a one-off design feature that is utilized on a single page or area of a site. For example, home pages often include elements that don’t carry over to secondary pages. Individual blog posts might also require a certain formatting of their own. The trouble is that the HTML markup may be same throughout the website. Think of a WordPress theme that has the same structure for every page. How can you target only specific instances of an element? This is where the CSS :not pseudo-class comes in handy. It allows you to target elements that do no...

How Modernizr Can Help You Implement CSS Fallbacks

5Apr

By Eric KarkovackNo Comments

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How Modernizr Can Help You Implement CSS Fallbacks

As web designers, we are often encouraged to utilize the latest and greatest features that CSS has to offer. And there are plenty of compelling reasons to do so. Techniques like CSS Grid and Flexbox make quick work of common layouts, while CSS animations add movement and interactivity. That’s just the tip of the iceberg. However, implementing these features can sometimes come at the cost of browser compatibility. For websites that still have a significant number of users with older browsers, or for features that are very new, there’s a risk in leaving some people out. Philosophically speaking, some designers are fine with this – and that’s OK. But implementing fallbacks for these features may be easier than you think. These failsafe measures offer a reasonable facsimile of a particular lay...

18Jan

By Katherine CrayonNo Comments

St. Valentine’s Codepens – Romantic CSS Love Animation

Popular Design News of the Week: December 21, 2020 – December 27, 2020

27Dec

By Cameron ChapmanNo Comments

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Popular Design News of the Week: December 21, 2020 – December 27, 2020

Every week users submit a lot of interesting stuff on our sister site Webdesigner News, highlighting great content from around the web that can be of interest to web designers. The best way to keep track of all the great stories and news being posted is simply to check out the Webdesigner News site, however, in case you missed some here’s a quick and useful compilation of the most popular designer news that we curated from the past week. Minimal CSS Loader Collection Webdesign Toolbox: Find the Perfect Web Development Tools Facebook: Free as in Bullsh*t New Year Edition: Top UX/UI Design Trends Rushing to Us In 2021 Our 50 Favorite CSS Libraries, Frameworks and Tools from 2020 404 Page Inspiration – The Best 404 Pages from Around the Web 7 Best Instagram Tools for Designe...

Popular Design News of the Week: December 7, 2020 – December 13, 2020

27Dec

By Cameron ChapmanNo Comments

Popular Design News of the Week: December 7, 2020 – December 13, 2020

Every week users submit a lot of interesting stuff on our sister site Webdesigner News, highlighting great content from around the web that can be of interest to web designers. The best way to keep track of all the great stories and news being posted is simply to check out the Webdesigner News site, however, in case you missed some here’s a quick and useful compilation of the most popular designer news that we curated from the past week. Web Typography Rules: What You Need to Know How Microsoft Crushed Slack Graphic Design Trends for Social Media in 2021 UX Christmas Traxr – Monitor Links with 100% Accuracy Hexometer 2.0: Monitor Website Issues and Performance Actively Designing Data Science Tools at Spotify Cow Pilot – The Deadline Driven To-Do List Roy – A Simple ...

8 Ways for Bringing Creativity to Hyperlinks with CSS & JavaScript

26Dec

By Eric KarkovackNo Comments

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8 Ways for Bringing Creativity to Hyperlinks with CSS & JavaScript

Since the beginning of the World Wide Web, the venerable hyperlink has been a crucial feature. Remember the amazement when you found out that a single click could take you anywhere in the world? OK, maybe that gee-whiz moment has passed. But links are still as important as ever. And they’re something designers need to make both obvious and accessible. Though simplistic, the default behavior of underlining text links works well enough. Yet, modern CSS and JavaScript allow us to do so much more. Not only can links look prettier than ever, they can also provide greater context and fit into your overall branding. Today, we’ll show you some examples of link styles that go beyond the ordinary. They stand out and make for a better (or more interesting, at least) user experience. The Web Designer...

Impressive Pure CSS Drawings, Animations, and More!

26Dec

By Editorial TeamNo Comments

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Impressive Pure CSS Drawings, Animations, and More!

In today’s article we’ve compiled some impressive pure CSS drawings, animations, and other examples of what can be done with one of our favorite coding languages. Check out the various elements we’ve found on Codepen below, and be sure to check out our other collections of pure CSS code examples here on 1WD. The Freelance Designer Toolbox Unlimited Downloads: 500,000+ Web Templates, Icon Sets, Themes & Design AssetsAll starting at only $16.50 per month DOWNLOAD NOW Responsive No Div Car Animation See the Pen responsive <!– No Div –> car by abxlfazl khxrshidi (@abxlfazl) on CodePen.light No Div “Gary” Drawing See the Pen <no-div> Gary by Ritika Agrawal (@RitikaAgrawal08) on CodePen.light Animated Form Placeholders See the Pen Placeholders by Mikael Ainalem (@ainalem) o...

Popular Design News of the Week: December 14, 2020 – December 20, 2020

26Dec

By Cameron ChapmanNo Comments

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Popular Design News of the Week: December 14, 2020 – December 20, 2020

Every week users submit a lot of interesting stuff on our sister site Webdesigner News, highlighting great content from around the web that can be of interest to web designers. The best way to keep track of all the great stories and news being posted is simply to check out the Webdesigner News site, however, in case you missed some here’s a quick and useful compilation of the most popular designer news that we curated from the past week. The Best Design Tool of 2020 is not What You Expect 14 Top Design Trends to Watch Out for in 2021 UI Trends for 2077 Firefox was Always Enough Wavelry – Create & Customise Wavey Svg and Png Backgrounds Design Documentation The Best 25 Black and White Web Design Inspiration 2020 Design Tools Survey Web Design in 2021 – What to Ex...

26Dec

By Thoriq FirdausNo Comments

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CSS Units: Pixels, EM, and Percentage

Unit takes an important role for measuring and building things like a house, a bridge or a tower, and building a website is not an exception. There are a number of methods of measurements used on the Web, specifically in CSS, namely Pixel, EM and Percentage. In this post, we are going to run through these units to get further insight into these units of measurements. Guide to CSS Viewport Units: vw, vh, vmin, vmax Guide to CSS Viewport Units: vw, vh, vmin, vmax Viewport-percentage lengths, or viewport units as they are more frequently referred to, are responsive CSS units that allow... Read more PX Pixel is a fixed unit measurement and the smallest unit on screen measurement but don’t confuse this with the Pixel that defines screen resolution. The Pixel in CSS has not...

Our 50 Favorite CSS Libraries, Frameworks and Tools from 2020

26Dec

By SpeckyboyNo Comments

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Our 50 Favorite CSS Libraries, Frameworks and Tools from 2020

With all of the changes and rapid advancements CSS has gone through over the last few years, we should not be surprised at the vast volume of open-source resources and tools that are continually being released. These time-saving CSS libraries, frameworks, and tools have been built to make our lives that little bit easier and also offer a learning window into those CSS areas we may not fully understand. In this collection you will find 50 of our favorite CSS libraries, frameworks, resources and tools that have all been released this year. No doubt, you’ll find something useful! Quick Jump: CSS Libraries, CSS Frameworks, Web-Based CSS Tools & Generators, Useful CSS Cheatsheets, Useful CSS Items. The Web Designer Toolbox Unlimited Downloads: 1,000,000+ Web Templates, Themes, Plugins, Des...