Websites and web apps with frequently updated content have to figure out a way to grab users’ attention to tell them of updates, particularly where users may have moved away from the tab where the website or app is active. There are a couple of common patterns which you’ll see out in the wild. Social websites such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, which potentially receive new content every few
This A-Z list breaks down each tool within Sketch, including links to relevant tutorials here on Tuts+ and descriptions of what each tool can do. This list will be continually maintained and updated, so make sure you check back regularly! # 9-Slice Image: Slice your bitmap images into nine different sections to aid scaling. You can click and drag any of the four points in the middle to adjust thes
Exporting assets from your designs is a common task. You start by creating and preparing your graphics, then you choose the export format, set its properties and you’re done. The export tools in Sketch 3 are among its best features. In fact, Sketch 3 helps us export content in so many different ways that I’m convinced you’re going to improve your workflow by reading this article. We’re going to us
Today we will be looking at a few techniques we can use to show scroll progress for users who are reading a page. This technique is being used on an increasing number of sites, and for good reason; it provides a contextual understanding of investment needed to consume a particular page. As the user scrolls, they are presented with a sense of current progress in different formats. As seen on ia.net
In part one of this series, I went over how to configure the great new boilerplate, untitled-element, that the Polymer team created to make creating and sharing Polymer components substantially easier. In the following tutorial, I'll dig deeper into what untitled-element includes, like its auto-generating documentation feature and how to setup your component to be distributed via Bower. We'll cont
Sublime Text offers thousands of extensions and settings to make a personalized code editor available for everyone. Right now, I’m going to show you some settings, plugins, themes, and color schemes to help make the coding experience more visually appealing. This won't just make your screen prettier, it'll make you a better coder! Settings Sublime Text comes pre-built with some great features to v
This tip will guide you in improving the look and feel of scrollbars to match your UI design. We'll take a look at what WebKit browsers offer us in terms of CSS, plus we'll use a jQuery fallback to cater for other browsers. Looking for a Shortcut? If you need help with styling a particular component of your website, it can be quicker to get help from a professional. Quick Note About Browsers When
In this tutorial, we are going to build a blog page using next-generation techniques from HTML 5 and CSS 3. The tutorial aims to demonstrate how we will be building websites when the specifications are finalized and the browser vendors have implemented them. If you already know HTML and CSS, it should be easy to follow along. Before we get started, consider using one of our HTML5 Templates or CSS
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