Collective #109
Inspirational Website of the Week: NZK
Nicolas Zezuka makes some magic happen on his excellently crafted website. Our pick this week.
Get inspireddevices.css
A set of eight beautiful flat design mobile devices made with CSS by Oleg Tsaplin.
Check it outWTF, HTML and CSS?
A collection of frustrating HTML and CSS quandaries, miscues, and dilemmas. Curated by Mark Otto.
Check it outSpring-cleaning Unused CSS With Grunt, Gulp, Broccoli or Brunch
A great write-up by Addy Osmani on build tasks for removing unused CSS in your pages.
Read itA Modern Designer's Canvas
A truly inspiring article by Andrew Clarke that looks beyond the usual technicalities of being a good designer or developer.
Get inspiredPatatap
With Patatap you can use your keyboard to play interesting sounds and create groovy visuals.
Check it outForms: The Complete Guide
An in-depth look at forms by Martin Polley. Read part 1 on layout and alignment of forms, too.
Read itFree Font: Pinto No_04
An artistic and playfull font designed by Georg Herold-Wildfellner. No_04 is for free.
Get itGet Lucky
Pharrell Williams, Daft Punk and Nile Rodgers jamming in animated SVG style. Made by Matthew Copeland.
Check it outSrcset and sizes
Eric Portis describes a responsive image solution using sizes and sizes that might be interesting for the future.
Dribbbox
Dribbbox displays your work in a clean, easy-to-browse gallery site that you can self-host.
Check it outIxD (Interaction Design) Checklist
An interesting checklist that you can use to evaluate your work and create a better understanding of interactions.
Check it outPlaying with CSS3 Animations
A tutorial by Vincent Tantardini on how to create some nifty animations for a menu and content layout.
Check it outMedical Icon Pack
A great set of 18 meaningful icons by Iris Eda Atalay for your next medical-related project.
Get itVelositey
Velositey is an interesting Photoshop plugin for rapid prototype designing. Made by Dan Ross and Kieran Black. Pay with a Tweet.
Get itCSS Cityscape
The skyline of (S)CSS city crafted by Oliver Knoblich.
Check it outContent-out Layout
Nathan Ford shows how using a ratio-based, modular approach to grids creates a harmonious composition on a website.
Read itSoundslice
Soundslice offers a fantastic new way to transcribe your music to interactive notation and tabs.
Check it outFree Font: Modum
Modum is a contemporary serif font family designed by The Northern Block Ltd. Get the regular and italic styles for free.
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