James O’Connell shows you the power of Creative Cloud – using Illustrator CC, Edge Animate CC and Muse CC to design an animated logo that works across all devices and browsers.
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We hand-pick some amazing examples of HTML5 in action, and talk to the designers behind them to find out how they were made.
We hand-pick some amazing examples of HTML5 in action, and talk to the designers behind them to find out how they were made.
We hand-pick some amazing examples of HTML5 in action, and talk to the designers behind them to find out how they were made.
Learning a new skill is often intimidating at first; knowing where to start, who to listen to, what to ignore – it can be a difficult process to get moving. That’s what this post is for. It will help you plan out what to learn and in what order, hopefully making what seems like a big hurdle much lower, keeping you interested and encouraging you to carry on learning!
Kickfolio is a new HTML5-based platform that allows developers to test and share builds of their iOS apps in the browser.
This article is a pretty basic one, but it’s aimed at developers struggling to shake the idea that classes in your HTML are somehow a bad thing. Quite often, developers new to OOCSS find it hard to transition from adding no classes to anything to adding as many as you need (i.e. a lot more than you were).
Useful one!
Vintage format meets modern web tech: an HTML5 audio player with realistic controls. Today we want to share an audio player with you that looks like an old school music cassette.
Neat example in HTML5.