24 Clever Website Designs That Combine jQuery and Illustration
24 Clever Website Designs That Combine jQuery and Illustration Thanks to the might of JavaScript, the words "dynamic" and "illustration" no longer apply exclusively to Flash-based websites. Now that dynamic HTML is a reality in most commonly used browsers and that a lot of fancy JavaScript libraries exist to make using it easy, CSS websites can take back some of the street cred held so tightly by
CSS Transitions 101
Despite people's expectation of change and movement on the screen, CSS and HTML have few controls that allow you to design interactivity, and those that exist are binary. A link is either one color or another. A text field is either one size or another. A photo is either transparent or opaque. No in-betweens from one state to the next. No transitions. This has led to most web pages feeling abrupt,
The Principle of Proximity in Web Design
Recently I picked up an old design book that I hadn't touched in a while, and it reminded me of a design principle that many of us put into practice probably only subconsciously, if at all. The book deals with designing for print, but I thought it would make a great topic to discuss in the context of web design. The principle of proximity calls for related items to be grouped visually, creating le
10 Tips for Better Print Style Sheets
Print style sheets have been somewhat forgotten, and yet they remain important all the same. Many people print out articles to read while traveling or when they have no access to the Internet. Print style sheets have definite benefits. For example, reading on paper is less tiring on the eyes than reading on screen. Also, following tutorials is easier if you have one next to you, with your code edi
A Collection of "Coming Soon" Web Pages
"Coming soon" pages are a great way for websites to engage and connect with visitors, even before the actual site is published. A well designed "coming soon" page is a great teaser to grab the attention of potential visitors and make them look forward to the website's launch. These pages usually include a short sign up form or social media links to notify visitors of updates and the release date.
Fantastic Content Sliders for your Inspiration
Content sliders are extremely versatile forms of navigation that can be used to display all sorts of information, such as images, popular posts, social information and product features. Some have automatic slideshow capabilities or buttons to scroll sideways or up and down, and most of them feature a transition effect, usually a slide motion. Sliders can be great focal points on websites and blogs
Fight Div-itis and Class-itis With the 960 Grid System
Years ago, HTML tables were the standard for laying out web pages. CSS and semantic thinking changed that, and today CSS frameworks make designing relatively easy. But they can also generate a surprising number of superfluous elements. The 960 Grid System encourages the addition of <div> elements and class attributes, especially on complicated pages. Is this really an improvement over nested table
Showcase of Blogs with Unique Post Designs
The trend of creating unique designs for each post on a blog is growing. A few years ago the idea of creating a custom design for each post on a blog either meant you had to forgo traditional blogging software or hack the source code to allow for custom designs. With the advent of WordPress plugins like Art Direction it's now relatively simple for a designer to create a custom design for each post
Web Design Trends for 2010
Purists will say that great design is timeless. Yes, in an ideal world, we should ignore trends. Pragmatically speaking, though, there is a lot of value in monitoring and incorporating design trends, especially with regard to websites. Let's face it: the web changes at a rapid pace. Unlike in other media, design trends on the web are not just driven by aesthetics. Technology is changing that can d
Awesome Recent Website Redesigns
It's always so interesting when you go to a website you've been visiting for months or years to find they've been redesigned. Some redesigns are immediately evocative of the old design, and can even leave you wondering if they have, in fact, been redesigned, or just done a little revamping. Others are so complete you have to double-check and make sure you've landed on the right website. Remember t
Smart Logos with Hidden Symbolism
Logos can convey many ideas in one simple design and as designers we need to be fully aware of any hidden symbolism. You should be in full control of your design and use symbolism to convey messages to your advantage as this will further the impact of your logo. For this post, we've compiled some great logos that carry hidden symbolism that you can use for inspiration in your own designs. Try to f
A Collection of Splendid Illustrated Websites
Illustrated additions to websites can lend even the plainest theme an extra level of visual interest and complexity. Illustrations vary widely from one site to the next. Some look hand-drawn (whether they are or not) while others are obviously digitally rendered. Below are more than thirty great website designs that feature illustrations. Most common are illustrations in headers and backgrounds, o
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