The A to Z of Sketch | Envato Tuts+
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
Taking the “Erm..” Out of Ems | Envato Tuts+
Size is Everything When we build websites, we need to tell the browser how “big” stuff is: “this heading is so big”, “this container is yay high”, “this form is wider than that”, it’s how we layout a page. Pixels have always made perfect sense as the chosen unit of measurement; we’re outputting to a screen, so what else would we use?! However, pixels aren’t particularly flexible. And it turns out
The State of CSS3 in Email Templates | Envato Tuts+
On the heels of some of our recent findings regarding the state of CSS in email, I reckoned it was high time to shake things up a bit. So here goes - CSS3 in email lives. Ok, so I'm sorry if I made you drop your toast, there. I know you're thinking, "But... It's still largely experimental... In the browser, to boot!" Yes, CSS3 support is even more fickle amongst a swag of email clients that can't
A Closer Look At the Blueprint CSS Framework | Envato Tuts+
If you are like me, as in more of a developer than a designer, then you are familiar with the process of starting a new project and not knowing what to do with your CSS. You know that your design will likely change as the project goes on, but you want to have a nice looking design from the beginning. So you spend some time writing some CSS that works in Firefox and Safari, oh wait, don't forget IE
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