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Dear Boss: For a programmer, 10 minutes = 3 hours
Wonderful story illustrating how a "quick task" can take hours, even if the actual work only takes minutes.
work  culture  programming  time  management 
february 2012
Watercolour Textures Pack
A few years ago I filled out a book of watercolour paper with whatever colours and textures I could think of, and scanned them for personal use. Hopefully other people will find them useful as well!
watercolors  textures  free  download  design  colors 
february 2012
IE VMs
Microsoft provides virtual machine disk images to facilitate website testing in multiple versions of IE, regardless of the host operating system. Unfortunately, setting these virtual machines up without Microsoft's VirtualPC can be extremely difficult. The ievms scripts aim to facilitate that process using VirtualBox on Linux or OS X. With a single command, you can have IE6, IE7, IE8 and IE9 running in separate virtual machines.
ie  vms  testing  virtualbox 
february 2012
Making an iPad HTML5 App & making it really fast
Our first attempt ran really great on the Apple-supplied SDK iPad Simulator. But when we got our real iPads, everything seemed slow and sluggish. We went in an optimized the perceived “snappyness” when dragging the the time bar with your finger, and about doubled the rate of frames per second rendered.
html5  ios  webapps  speed  html  css  css3  javascript  optimization 
february 2012
Time Zones
Fantastic timezone app using CSS3.
css  css3  timezones  webapps 
february 2012
Dabblet
Nice CSS and HTML pastebin
code  snippets  webapps  sharing  review  programming  notes  pasteboard 
february 2012
Overflow Image with vertical centering for Responsive Web Design
Now you have a cropped image that adapts the width of your container. But the image is only cropped at the bottom. It would be better to steal the same amount of image information at both sides, bottom and top. To do this you can use JavaScript (jQuery). All you need to do is calculate the overlap divided by two and set the margin-top of the image to this value.
css  css3  javascript  jquery  centered  overflow  cropped  responsive 
february 2012
Media Queries in Sass
Sass does provide what I consider to be a pretty killer feature for authoring @media when you nest them inside other selectors. If you add a @media query by nesting it inside a selector Sass will “bubble” that @media query and the new rule outside of the nest and back out to the root of your style sheet.
sass  scss  css  css3  responsive  mediaqueries 
february 2012
Public Service Announcement: Careful With Your Nested Border-Radii
When you have and element within another padded element, both with different backgrounds and both with border-radius, make sure the inside element's border-radius is a bit less than the outer element. Otherwise it makes kind of a too-thick "hump" around the edges.
css  css3  borderradius  round  corners 
february 2012
Setting Type on the Web to a Baseline Grid
We web designers get excited about the littlest things. Our friends in the print world must get a kick out of watching us talk about finally being able to achieve layouts on the web that they’ve taken for granted for years. Let’s face it: it’s easier these days to embed a video on the web than it is to set type consistently or align elements to a universal grid.
css  typography  baseline  grids  layout 
february 2012
iOS Retina Sprites « I Heart Tech
One of the great things about the iPhone 4 is the Retina Display. Native iOS apps make handling the switching between the non-retina and retina version of the image really easy. Simply supply the two files and suffix one with “@2x” and it handles the rest (ex: 1.png, 2@2x.png). Taking advantage of the retina display in a web app is not so easy, especially if you want to use sprites.
ios  retina  sprites  css  css3 
february 2012
Media Queries for Standard Devices
A collection of common breakpoints for responsive designs.
css  css3  mediaqueries  responsive  mobile  resolutions 
february 2012
Misunderstood CSS Clip
A good way to visualize the clip attribute is if you take a piece of paper with a rectangle cut out of it and place it on top of a photo (just like using a Photoshop layer mask). The area of the rectangular hole, allowing the layer behind it to show through, is what the clip property will specify.
css  css3  clip 
february 2012
Responsive Design Test Bookmarklet
This was inspired by, and based on @lensco's excellent Simple Responsive Design Test Page. It lets you view any webpage in multiple screen sizes, simulating the viewport of different devices.
css  css3  responsive  design  bookmarklets 
february 2012
Dangers of Fracking
Another interesting scrolling site
css  css3  scrolling  example  inspiration  design 
february 2012
codr.cc - share code, live.
Another pastebin site
code  snippets  webapps  sharing  review  programming  notes  pasteboard 
february 2012
CSS3 Patterns, Explained
Lea explains the syntax behind the complex patters she creates with CSS3 gradients in the CSS3 Patterns Gallery.
css  css3  gradients  patterns  backgrounds 
february 2012
CSS3 Progress Bars
The bar itself will be a <div> with a class of meter. Within that is a <span> which acts as the "filled" area of the progress bar. This is set with an inline style. It's the markup which will know how far to fill a progress bar, so this is a case where inline styles make perfect sense.
css  css3  progress 
february 2012
Slopy Elements with CSS3
It’s always a delight to see some non-straight elements in web design. Angled shapes and diagonal lines can create an interesting visual flow and add some unexpected excitement. Inspired by many superb designs that use non-straight elements, I want to show you some simple examples and ways how to create slopy, skewed elements with CSS only.
css  css3  transforms  angles  slopy  slanted  angled 
february 2012
Cross Browser HTML5 Progress Bars In Depth
I used to create progress bars using <div> tags, CSS and a litle bit of math, but now I like to do it the HTML5 way using the <progress> tag. This article will discuss how this tag is rendered by default in all operating systems and browsers and how to style the progress tag with CSS, even in browsers that don’t officially support the it.
html  html5  css  css3  progress  polyfills 
february 2012
iOS-Orientationchange-Fix
When the meta viewport tag is set to content="width=device-width,initial-scale=1", or any value that allows user-scaling, changing the device to landscape orientation causes the page to scale larger than 1.0. As a result, a portion of the page is cropped off the right, and the user must double-tap (sometimes more than once) to get the page to zoom properly into view.
ios  mobile  orientation  javascript  zoom 
february 2012
SASS Nested Selectors: The Inception Rule
The Inception Rule: don’t go more than four levels deep. This basically means that you shouldn’t be too specific or mimicking the DOM at any point. If you find yourself more than four levels deep, that’s a red flag.
sass  less  html  haml  css  selectors  efficiency  inception  performance 
february 2012
The New Web Typography
OpenType has arrived on the web. Once-inaccessible design features such as small caps, swashes and fractions are now accessible through CSS, allowing for heightened control and extra typographic muscle.
css  css3  fontface  typography  ligatures  fonts 
february 2012
(Better) Tabs with Round Out Borders
A good-looking tab control usually has one feature that I've always found impossible to reproduce without images: borders that bend to the outside at the bottom of each tab. In this article I would like to show how you can use the CSS :before and :after pseudo elements to create this effect without using images.
css  css3  generatedcontent  before  after  tabs  navigation 
february 2012
How to adjust an iframe element’s height to fit its content
By using the following piece of JavaScript you can adjust the height of the iframe element to match the height of its content:
html  iframes  css  javascript  jquery  plugins  height 
february 2012
Handling CSS Transitions with prepareTransition
Using CSS transitions can be quite fun. But what's not fun is when you want to transition something that needs to use display:none or visibility:hidden (or really, any non-transitionable property).
css  css3  transitions  animations  javascript  jquery  plugins 
february 2012
Progressively Enhancing HTML5 Forms
This is what I'm thinking is the best current way to progressively enhance forms. That is, use HTML5 features when they are available and fall back to JavaScript alternatives when they are not.
css  css3  html5  javascript  jquery  plugins  polyfills  modernizr  yepnope  detection 
february 2012
Animate to an Inline Style
Now let's say you want to animate to a value set in an inline style. Say you want to animate a progress bar. You start at zero, and need to go up to any arbitrary value. Perhaps a call to the server tells you how complete an upload is and you set the value from that.
css  css3  animation  transitions  progress 
february 2012
scrollorama
The jQuery plugin for doing cool scrolly stuff
jquery  javascript  plugins  scrolling  css  css3  animation 
february 2012
Leaving Old Internet Explorer Behind
Instead of enabling media queries in the browsers that don’t support them, like Internet Explorer 6–8, I chose to simply serve them the Narrow Layout, slightly enhanced with Paul Irish’s IE conditional classes.
css  css3  mediaqueries  layouts  mobile  ie  responsive  gracefuldegredation 
february 2012
Naming Convention in CSS
I believe a solid naming convention clarifies intent and makes the project easier to understand. We've long applied naming conventions to programmery things like JavaScript and PHP. The same should go for CSS.
css  culture  work  conventions  bestpractices  teams  naming 
february 2012
A better Photoshop grid for responsive web design
Compare that to a container that has a width of 1000px. 1000 is a nice, easy, round number. Dividing by 1000 results in clean percentages and better still, dividing by 1000 is something we can do in our heads: just remove the zero. A 140px column inside a 1000px container is 14%. A 500px column in a 1000px container is 50%. 320px is 32%. Easy!
css  css3  responsive  design  layout  grids  columns 
february 2012
OpenTypography and Typesetter.js
Typesetter.js traverses the dom and finds and replaces things as quotation marks, ligatures, en- and em-dashes, ellipsis and more. But it also finds ©, ®, ™ and wraps them in a sup-tag. Most importantly it recognizes uppercase abbreviations and wraps them in abbr-tags.
typography  fonts  typesetter  javascript  plugins  css  ligatures 
february 2012
New CSS3 Properties to Handle Text and Word Wrapping
The overflow-wrap property is the replacement for the now-obsolete word-wrap property. The values are either “normal” or “break-word” — the same values that word-wrap uses.
css  css3  wordwrap  overflowwrap  breakword 
february 2012
Taming long words with word-wrap
This CSS property allows the browser to arbitrarily break up long words or strings of characters to fit within a given element.
css  css3  wordwrap  breakword  overflow  comments 
february 2012
CSS & Javascript Character Entity Calculator
Enter your HTML Entity Character number (such as &#2335 or just 2335 – ट) to get the CSS and JS values for that entity.
css  javascript  html  characterentities  utf8  entities 
february 2012
Star Ratings With Very Little CSS
Star ratings are one of those classic UX patterns that everyone has tinkered with at one time or another. I had an idea get the UX part of it done with very little code and no JavaScript. The markup uses the unicode entity for a star (☆) right in it. If you have a UTF-8 charset that should be no big deal.
stars  ratings  css  html  javascript  utf8 
february 2012
Box Sizing
The box-sizing CSS3 property can do just this. The border-box value (as opposed to the content-box default) makes the final rendered box the declared width, and any border and padding cut inside the box. We can now safely declare our textarea to be of 100% width, including pixel-based padding and margin, and accomplish out layout perfectly.
css  css3  boxsizing  borderbox  boxmodel  padding  borders  margins  layout 
february 2012
A Chrome Mystery
"In their last update, Google auto-installed a YouTube app for everyone who didn't have any apps installed. This app will break bookmarklets on any YouTube page. The workaround is to delete the YouTube app (open a new tab, right click youtube, delete) and restart Chrome."
youtube  chrome  bookmarklets  instapaper  boxee 
january 2012
Nike Better World
Yet another css scrolling site, this time from Nike.
css  css3  scrolling 
december 2011
Netlash-bSeen
Another great scrolling website, this time using parallax to show/hide panels as you scroll.
css  css3  scrolling 
december 2011
Ben the Bodyguard.
Fascinating example of a scrolling css site. Animations trigger, Ben walks, things happen, all with a noir movie feel.
css  css3  scrolling 
december 2011
Racism And Meritocracy
Most people aren't overtly racist or sexist in their hiring, but studies show that systems can be. Here are some interesting ideas on how to reduce bias in our systems, and a fascinating comparison to the world of professional orchestras.
culture  business  sexism  feminism  money  racism 
december 2011
I work for a large multinational tech company, I regularly hire woman for 65% to 75% of what males make. I am sick of it, here is why it happens, and how you can avoid it.
"At the end, most of the women I hire make between 45k and 50k, whereas the men make between 60k and 70k. Even more crazy, they ask for raises far less often, so the disparity only grows."
culture  business  sexism  feminism  money 
december 2011
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Reference Document
Nice open-source Pathfinder reference.
pathfinder  rpg  reference 
december 2011
dochub | Instant Documentation Search
Instant CSS, HTML, JavaScript and jQuery documentation search. VERY useful.
css  html  javascript  jquery  documentation  search  devtools 
december 2011
CSSS: CSS-based SlideShow System
"A simple framework for building presentations with modern web standards"
css  slideshows  slides  powerpoint 
december 2011
CSS3 structural pseudo-class selector tester
"Helps you understand how the nth-child, nth-last-child, nth-of-type and nth-last-of-type CSS3 selectors work."
css  css3  nthchild  pseudoclasses  selectors  webapps  devtools 
december 2011
CSS gradients please!
"Convert the standard gradient syntax to the prefixed versions"
css  css3  gradients  webapps  devtools  convertor  browsers  vendorprefixes 
december 2011
cubic-bezier
"A better tool for cubic-bezier() easing."
css  css3  animations  cubicbezier  devtools  webapps 
december 2011
Animatable: One property, two values, endless possiblities
"What kind of transitions can you create with only one property? This is what my new experiment, animatable aims to explore."
css  css3  animations 
december 2011
Redesigning The Country Selector
"The technically correct term for this would be something like an 'auto-complete text field with loose partial matching, synonyms and weighted results.' That’s a bit long, so I’ve simply dubbed it the 'Redesigned Country Selector.'"
forms  jquery  countries  usability  redesign  javascript  plugins 
december 2011
Use CSS transitions to link Media Queries and JavaScript – Paul Hayes
"We need a way of test­ing media query rules in JavaScript, and a way of gen­er­at­ing events when a new rule matches. There’s a spec­i­fi­ca­tion for exactly this: there’s match­Me­dia to see if a query matches, and Medi­a­Que­ryList with Medi­a­Que­ryLis­ten­ers to detect and respond to changes."
css  css3  mediaqueries  javascript  events  transitions  responsive 
december 2011
“But The Client Wants IE 6 Support!”
"I’ve always presented options for browser support to my client. They want pixel perfection in IE 7? It will cost them more. They want IE 6 support? It will cost double. I explain to them that this is because I will have to do double as much work for this browser. I’ve never had a single client opt to pay more to fully support older browsers."
browsers  ie6  ie7  support  business  culture 
december 2011
Everything you always wanted to know about touch icons
"'Touch icons' are the favicons of mobile devices and tablets. Adding them to your web page is easy."
mobile  ios  android  touch  icons  favicons  webkit 
december 2011
Strftime
Wonderful resource. No more looking up the php.net page to figure out how to format a date/time entry in PHP.
webapps  devtools  php  strftime  time  date 
december 2011
No more conditional comments in IE10
"Microsoft are removing support for conditional comments from IE10."
microsoft  browsers  ie10  ie  conditionalcomments  hacks 
december 2011
PHP Formatter
Nice code formatter and beautifier for PHP.
php  prettifier  code  formatter  formatting  webapps  beautifier  devtools 
december 2011
What We Don't Know
"We know very little about a visitor to our website. We actually know less and less every day, as the demographics of internet users widens (younger and older, no longer a nerd thing, more areas geographically, etc.) So as we march forward toward the next 6 billion people using the web, let's embrace the unknown by accommodating for it."
inspiration  culture 
december 2011
jQuery Fundamentals
A complete jQuery manual, available online for free, with exercises and tutorials. Highly recommended.
jquery  javascript  books  free  tutorials  howto 
december 2011
HTML5 For Web Designers by Jeremy Keith
The full contents of HTML5 for Web Designers, available for free online, in HTML5 format!
html5  html  books  abookapart 
december 2011
Gist
"Gist is a simple way to share snippets and pastes with others. All gists are git repositories, so they are automatically versioned, forkable and usable as a git repository."
code  snippets  webapps  sharing  review  programming  notes  pasteboard  github 
december 2011
Prefix free: Break free from CSS vendor prefix hell!
"-prefix-free lets you use only unprefixed CSS properties everywhere. It works behind the scenes, adding the current browser’s prefix to any CSS code, only when it’s needed."
vendors  browsers  prefixes  javascript  css  css3  jquery  plugins 
december 2011
Area54: Your Online Chill Radio Station
Portland-based downtempo radio show. All shows archives and streaming.
downtempo  chill  radio  music  streaming 
december 2011
Animate.css - a bunch of plug-and-play CSS animations
"animate.css is a bunch of cool, fun, and cross-browser animations for you to use in your projects. Great for emphasis, home pages, sliders, and general just-add-water-awesomeness."
css3  css  animation 
december 2011
Elwood Blue's Drivers License
"While looking for pictures of driver's licenses that would help as a template for a Ray Stantz, Ghostbusters, license I found my "Blues Brothers: Private" book. It tells the story of Jake and Elwood through police reports, orphanage papers, etc. I thought y'all might enjoy seeing Elwood's driver's license."
bluesbrothers  elwood  license  props  movies 
december 2011
SEO for Non-dicks
"By going for search engine abuse instead of actual optimisation, you’re dooming yourself to eternally be finding new ways to deceive people and reduce the effectiveness of the very technologies you’re relying on. That seems sleazy, depressing, ignoble, tiring and unsustainable."
seo  google  howto 
december 2011
Most Commented Posts The Right Way in WordPress
"WordPress’ query_posts can now display your most commented posts."
wordpress  queryposts  wpquery  comments  popular 
october 2011
How to Create Tabs in WordPress Settings Pages
"Using tabs in a user interface can help you better organize content, so it’s only natural that WordPress themes that have a lot of options would benefit from tabs on their settings page. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a tabbed settings page, and you’ll get to download a WordPress theme that implements the code."
wordpress  themes  admin  settings  tabs 
october 2011
yepnope.js - A Conditional Loader For Your Polyfills!
"yepnope is an asynchronous conditional resource loader that's super-fast, and allows you to load only the scripts that your users need."
javascript  loaders  polyfills  plugins 
october 2011
head.js - A tiny script that speeds up, simplifies and modernizes your site
"With Head JS your scripts load like images - completely separated from the page rendering process. The page is ready sooner. Always. This is guaranteed even with a single combined JavaScript file."
javascript  loaders  plugins 
october 2011
Dynamic-Carousel
"If there's one thing that can compete with lightboxes for “world’s most done-to-death jQuery plugin,” it’s carousels. However, everything I came across was using pixel values and not percentages—meaning I wasn’t finding much of anything that could be used on a responsive/flexible layout. So I built one."
javascript  jquery  galleries  responsive  adaptive  fluid  plugins 
october 2011
Using Filter Hooks in WordPress Child Themes
"Any function using apply_filters, whether it’s in the WordPress code or your Parent Theme code, will let itself be filtered by another function in a plugin or, more importantly to us here, a WordPress Child Theme."
wordpress  child  parent  themes  filters  hooks 
october 2011
Advanced Layout Templates In WordPress' Content Editor
"All we’re really going to do here is inject a few HTML elements into the editing window and style them. WordPress’ default_content filter allows us to insert set content into any post as soon as it’s created so that our clients don’t have to. This filter is also great for adding boilerplate text to posts."
wordpress  layout  templates  themes  boilerplate  posts  posttype 
october 2011
Awesome Image-Attachment Recipes for WordPress
"In this DiW article, you will learn some tasty ways to include image-attachment information in your posts. From echoing the latest image path to displaying custom-sized image-links for all post attachments, this article should serve as an invaluable resource for anyone working with WordPress’ Media Library and its media-attachment functionality."
wordpress  themes  images  attachments 
october 2011
How to add CSS, JS, and favicons in a WordPress child theme
If you want to reference new CSS and JS files, or add a favicon in your child theme, you can do it by using your child theme's functions.php file to write to wp_head().
wordpress  child  parent  themes  favicons 
october 2011
Display a Different Number of Posts in Wordpress Searches
"Using the pre_get_posts filter, we can change the query parameters before it is translated into an actual MySQL query."
wordpress  search  filters  query  pages 
october 2011
WordPress 2.7 Enhanced Comment Display
Explanation of the new wp_list_comments function, and how to update your comments.php file in your theme.
wordpress  themes  comments 
october 2011
Apple - iPhone 4S - The most amazing iPhone yet.
This'll get some link-rot pretty quick, but there's some absolutely stunning CSS animation happening on this page.
apple  iphone  css  css3  animation 
october 2011
The Planetarium
Crazy HTML5/CSS3 animation showcase.
solarsystem  space  planets  css  css3  html  html5  animation 
october 2011
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