inserthtml.com - Archives (juillet 2013)

Web design and development blog providing you with knowledge and inspiration.

Le: 31 07 2013 à 18:11 Auteur: Johnny Simpson

Updates to CSS specifications trickle into the mainstream very slowly. Whether it be animations, transitions or the flex box, change eventually comes. One thing that isn’t changing however, are the units that we use. It seems like we’ve been stuck with the ems and pxs since the beginning of time now. So today, lets expand our unit vocabulary a little…

Le: 24 07 2013 à 18:16 Auteur: Johnny Simpson

Today we're giving stuff away (for free!). All you gotta do is tweet this article with the correct link and you're good to go. It doesn't hurt to tweet and you could win some great stuff.

Le: 20 07 2013 à 16:12 Auteur: Johnny Simpson

Web design modules, more commonly just referred to as bootstraps are kits that give you a way to start a website quickly and efficiently. They come with all the basics that you need to get running. There are a variety of bootstraps out there so today we're going to look at them all and go over when you should and shouldn't use them.

Le: 18 07 2013 à 19:33 Auteur: Johnny Simpson

Hey there! This is going to be a bit more of a personal post about the state of the site and where exactly I see it going. I'll also go over some statistics and problems InsertHTML is facing, and what the future might hold. Read on.

Le: 17 07 2013 à 18:28 Auteur: Johnny Simpson

Javascript allows us to do a bunch of things that only a few years ago would have been unthinkable. Today we’re going to look at how we can access accelerometer data on mobile devices in Javascript to create a pretty cool 3D effect like the one seen on the new iOS7 operating system. Currently it seems like this effect only…

Le: 09 07 2013 à 17:36 Auteur: Johnny Simpson

It seems like CSS has hit the top of its game. Web designers can do just about anything with CSS nowadays. Well, almost anything. Today, I'm going to talk about something truly awesome (and new), and that is CSS Custom Filters. These allow us to morph and warp regular HTML elements into shapes that were impossible before.

Le: 03 07 2013 à 17:45 Auteur: Johnny Simpson

It's become somewhat of a trend in web design to have a header that attaches to the top of the page as the user scrolls in order to provide the user with navigation or something along those lines. When the header attaches to the screen, we can use this point to create some pretty cool effects. In this tutorial we're going to be looking at animations that activate as the user scrolls down.