Digital inspiration. 3d Animation.
Digital Inspiration
Digital inspiration
Anyone listed in the ASU Directory is able to add custom content to their profile under the "Bio" and "Research Interests" sections, but the means of formatting the information
I was encouraged by my peers to post this. It has been very helpful for me.
Wufoo is a free HTML form builder. I particularly liked the downloadable CSS/HTML Templates.
The most careful and eloquent statement on the subject IMHO. To be read and reread.
If you need to move a page or a whole website, a 301 redirect is always recommended.
A web-based tool that writes CSS from a series of type options configurable by simply choosing properties from drop-down menus, including "letter-spacing", "line-height", "padding", "color" and many others.
An RSS Feed is a dynamically generated summary (in XML format) of information or news published on other web site
How to create XML (RSS) feeds you can use on your site.
Tips on developing web applications for Apple's iPhone, which runs the same version of the WebKit-powered Safari as any Mac.
A free download, including pre-made, commonly used wireframing elements such as text blocks, headings, form labels and browser chrome. For use with the excellent Mac app, OmniGraffle.
Jeni Li says, "As you look at the votes and comments, bear in mind that the audience on this site consists of college Web developers -- not the actual target audience for the sites -- so what they like may not be what students like. But it's still a very interesting and useful gallery."
A place to post new designs for one and all at ASU. For the uninitiated: step 1. Make flickr account. step 2. Join the asu design share group. step 3. Post a screenshot or image to your own flickr account, make it public or private, and then send to group. Come one come all, share the work in process or work already processed.
First in the series of workshops on design for non-design-types. Check out the slide show!
A nation-wide mailing list dedicated to assisting people responsible for implementing and maintaining web sites in a University environment.
The web version of Robert Bringhurst's Elements of Typographic Style.
A Firefox extension that allows you to measure the height and width of any space on a rendered web page by drawing a ruler over the desired element. This is a a quick and easy way to check pixel dimensions of divs and other boxes.
An extension for all Gecko browsers that provides highly useful web page analysis tools. Quickly resize your browser window in a variety of preset standard dimensions, outline all block-level elements on a page, or send your document through the W3C validators. The tools are managed through a toolbar that can be disabled if desired and drops down lists of options when clicked.
A Firefox extension for web developers that allows you to inspect, edit and analyze all aspects of a web page, including the contents of external files. This add-on is so useful that it should probably come standard with Firefox in future versions.
Tammy Allgood, Stephanie Mabee and I were asked to put together a set of usability guidelines our web community. This is currently in draft form and will go to the Web Editorial Board for a final review on May 16th. But before this gets finalized, I'd love for you guys to take a look and give us feedback (collective intelligence rocks).
Designing for the web is an inherently limiting experience that's bound to induce frustration, irratation and, occasionally, full-blown exasperation.
Designing for the web is an inherently limiting experience that's bound to induce frustration, irratation and, occasionally, full-blown exasperation. In fact, the very reason this site exists is to help our fellow web developers break through those barriers and push the upper limits of the online user experience.
A free PDF that comes closer to being a comprehensive mobile design guide than any resource I've read yet - certainly worth a read regardless of whether you're doing development, design or project management.
