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50 Time Saving Photoshop Actions to Boost Your Images

March 15th, 2012 Comments off

You’re a creative talent. The last thing you probably want is to be stuck performing the same task a hundred times on different images. Adobe programmers understand this. It’s why they created Photoshop Actions.

With Photoshop Actions, a set of otherwise repetitive tasks can be applied automatically, freeing you up for the real work: being creative. In this article, Jameel Khan shares 60 time saving actions you can use to give your photos the boost they need without taking all day.

Just in case your not sure how to use Photoshop Actions, you might like to check this tutorial: Using Actions to Automate Tasks in Photoshop.
Or, if you would like to learn how to create your own actions, check this tutorial: How To Create Photoshop Actions.

Sa-Cool Action

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Old Color Tones Actions

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Action Photoshop

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Photoshop Actions (4)

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Ladybug Actions

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Melon Actions

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Sky Effects

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Forest Action

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Wedding Theme Action

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Photoshop Action (15)

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Vintage Dream

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Fearless Action

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Color Actions

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Photoshop Action (04)

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Action 4

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Action 2

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Destiny Action

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Photoshop Actions

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Photoshop Actions 2

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Thinking of You

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Action Set (1)

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Sa-Cool Actions

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Vintage Brown

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Photoshop Actions (1)

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Photoshop Action Set

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Portrait Action

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Vintage Effect

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CoLoR Effect 4.5

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Sedrah Photoshop Action No2

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Darker Effect 5.1

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Coffee

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Sa-Cool Action Retro

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Dazzle Effects

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Action Set 07

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Teeth Whitening Action

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Photoshop Action (25)

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Infection

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Magical Effect 4.0

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Ghost Stories

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HDR Tools

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Darker Effect 5.0

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Action (5)

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Lomography Action

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Soften Skin Effect

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Fun FX: Digital Corruption

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Fun FX: Film Urban Blue

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Landscape Action

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Color Correction Action

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Action 008

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Magical Effect 4.2

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Bright Eyes

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Crime Action

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Unspoken Action

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Action Abduction

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LT’s Soft Light Action

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CoLoR Effect 4.7

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Captivate your Audience with Typography

March 12th, 2012 Comments off

Modern web designers are incorporating innovative new concepts for digital type. In the previous decade we have witnessed the Internet transform into a powerful tool for sharing media all around the world. More specifically digital designers have adapted and web trends continue to change over time.

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Text on a page will always be the most uniform way of communication. It’s up to web designers to mold this text in a tasteful and easy-to-read manner. In this guide I’ll share a few tips for captivating your visitors with brilliant online typography. It only takes a bit of time and patience to understand these techniques and apply them into your own layouts.

Design for Practicality

Creating text on paper is a much more dynamic task than building for the web. You are often limited with space and molding text around a set page dimension. Some of these concepts will carry over in web typography, but your average page layout is much more clean-cut.

You don’t want to extend your ideas outside the box so far that it scares away your visitors. Stick with what works and what looks practical. Typically you would plan out styles for your paragraphs, inline quote blocks, a couple different headings, and anchor links. If you have the need for other text elements(such as unordered lists) you should match up their styles with headings and paragraphs as well.

Most commonly your pages will consist of paragraph text broken up into sub-headings. Articles will often sprinkle links, italics, and bold formatting to keep the reader’s attention. Your images may also look nicer with a small caption area. As long as the page outline can be easily skimmed you are in good shape.

Custom Font Faces

The new CSS3 property @font-face allows designers to incorporate their own custom fonts. This has long been a dream of mine thinking back to the days of working to kill bugs exclusively in Internet Explorer 6.

Working with the same set of “standard” fonts can grow weary and a tad boring. Designers need to feel confident in sprucing up their webpage type with new font families. We have briefly explained advancing web font techniques and how you can use .ttf or .otf files on your own. This solution works perfectly in supported web browsers, but there is another 3rd party option.

Google Web fonts selector

The ever popular Google Web Fonts has been growing in size with up to about 500 unique families to choose from. With any Google account you have access to this free directory of web fonts. And best of all you can select multiple choices from the interface and Google will output all the code you need to include in your page.

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Typekit is another option powered by Adobe. Although unlike Google free users would be limited to a trial library of fonts. You can check out their full list with just over 700 unique typefaces. This plan would cost $50/year which may not be a practical solution to everyone. If you only need one or two unique font choices then I recommend going through Google or hosting them yourself with CSS3 queries.

Experiment with Ideas

Luckily it’s a lot easier to play around in CSS code than other means of development. There are so many unknown properties you can utilize and implement on your typography. Don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone and mess around with some unique styles. Change up background colors and rounded corner effects.

Even if your ideas don’t work out you’ll have a better sense of what looks good and what doesn’t. Spend time going over your color scheme options so you can match paragraphs, headers, and link styles together. You want to build contrast between the text color and page background. Additionally check out some of my example CSS properties in the list below:

  • font-variant
  • letter-spacing
  • word-spacing
  • text-indent
  • line-height
  • text-transform
  • vertical-align
  • text-shadow

Using Big Examples

If you have enough room in your layout I recommend keeping your headers big. As in, super oversized big for

tags. These will be the most important typographic elements on the page and you want them to stand out.

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Big jumbo-sized text is a trend often written about and seen in newer design models. It’s a great technique which will absolutely capture attention. But then you need to adequately match up the rest of your page text sizes. Paragraph texts shouldn’t be too small or else your headers will overshadow them.

I actually recommend keeping all paragraph text around 14px-16px or more. Gone are the days where 11px Arial will still look “professional”. It may fit nicely into your layout mold but serves very little practical purpose. Nobody wants to struggle reading smaller texts anyways – but it can be useful as a secondary style class. Smaller texts are great for labels, captions, or quick notes within your main content.

Writing Flow

As important as your individual CSS styles is the idea of your overall page layout design. Your text and paragraphs should flow easily and not feel constrained into the page. Try to keep your ideas brief and summarized to a point.

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Your average Internet user does not hold such a large attention span. And this goes double for long pages of text. If you have content broken down into many smaller paragraphs it appears much less daunting of a task to read through. Also try adjusting your line-height and paragraph margins to add some extra white space padding. This goes a long way to increasing the readability of your text.

Design Showcase

Along with these ideas I’ve put together a small gallery of truly captivating web typography. These examples should provide a bit of inspiration when brainstorming for your own layouts. If you have additional suggestions feel free to share with us in the post discussion area.

Delta Tango Bravo

Delta Tango Bravo

Viljami Salminen

Viljami Salminen

SimpleBits

SimpleBits design blog

CaptainDash

CaptainDash home page

Yes! Nurse

Yes! Nurse design

24 ways

24 ways org blog

Zee Design

Zee consulting

polargold

polargold

hellobar web toolbar

hello bar web toolbar

i love typography

i love typography

Goodness

Goodness web design

255 Creative

255 Creative

Web Designer Wall

Web Designer Wall

Concentric Studio

Concentric Studio

Hot Meteor

Hot Meteor

Life in Greenville

Life in Greenville

Astheria

Astheria

Winnie Lim

Winnie Lim design portfolio

Fever App

Feed a Fever

InfinVision

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50 Detailed Icon Design Tutorials for Photoshop

March 8th, 2012 Comments off

We are visual creatures. As much as we like to think we appreciate the inner quality of things, the reality is that we start off judging every book by its cover. It comes as no surprise then that icons have a huge impact on how we experience the digital world. So as a web designer, the ability to create quality icons is critical to your ability to breathe life into people’s online experience.

In this post, Jameel Khan guides you through a compilation of quality tutorials that will help teach you the skills needed to design your own icon.

Create a Mobile App Icon in Photoshop

In this tutorial they explain how to design an icon for your mobile device’s home screen.

Icon Tutorial 1

Create an Apple Safari Icon in Photoshop

Learn how to create a detailed Apple Safari icon in Photoshop with this tutorial.

Icon Tutorial 2

Create a Battery Core Icon in Photoshop

In this tutorial you’ll be creating a semi-realistic, sci-fi icon that could be used as a battery or dock icon.

Icon Tutorial 3

How To Design a Realistic Takeout Coffee Icon

With this tutorial you’ll be walked through the process of creating the takeout coffee cup above from start to finish, exploring a wide variety of techniques in Photoshop that can be applied to almost any type of design and drawing.

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Learn To Create A Padlock Icon

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Create a Leatherback Book Icon

Learn how to create this leatherback book design in Photoshop. This tutorial will show you how to draw a book and apply textures and layer styles.

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Create a Detailed Camera Icon

Simple icons are relatively easy to create but more realistic icons can be quite challenging. In this tutorial they’ll demonstrate how to create a detailed Fuji X100 camera icon in Photoshop.

Icon Tutorial 7

Learn How To Create A Photoshop Style Pen Tool Icon

In this tutorial they’ll be showing you how to make your very own pen tool icon from scratch, using Photoshop CS5.

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Create a Cardboard Box Icon in Photoshop

In this Photoshop tutorial, they show you how to make a cardboard box that can be used for a number of purposes, such as for icons or for other design purposes.

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Carbon Fibre Style Metallic Icon Design

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Design a Detailed Audio Receiver Icon in Photoshop

Here they’ll show you how to create a detailed audio receiver icon using Photoshop’s vector editing capabilities.

Icon Tutorial 11

How to Draw a Shopping Bag Icon

Learn to draw a red shopping bag icon with this tut, covering the basic techniques of drawing, including creating the shape, shading, and adding shadows.

Icon Tutorial 12

Create a Download Folder Icon

In this tutorial they’ll demonstrate how to create a download folder icon using different shapes and reflections.

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Create a Mac Style Home Icon in Photoshop

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Make a Glossy Flash Drive Icon from Scratch

In this tutorial you are going to create a Flash Drive image which can be used as an icon or added to your design project.

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How to Create a Beautiful Printer Icon

Learn how to create this beautiful printer icon with reflections and shadows. A detailed PSD is included with this tutorial.

Icon Tutorial 16

Learn To Create A Glowing Google Plus Icon/Illustration

Google Plus is making its presence known all over the internet, so in this tutorial you’ll be shown you how to create your very own glowing Google plus icon/illustration.

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Creating a Set of Digital Painting Icons

In this tutorial they’ll create a paint brush icon, complete with wooden palette and paint dollops. Employing textures, layer styles and a good sense of lighting to create a fun looking icon.

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How to Illustrate a Realistic Guitar

In this tutorial you’re going to explore how easy it is to illustrate a guitar in Photoshop using tiny shapes, gradients and subtle shadows. Using these techniques and a good reference photo you can create an amazing amount of detail and realism.

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Blog Writing Professional Icon

In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create a Blog Writing Professional Icon.

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Create a Social Media UFO Icon

In this tutorial they’ll demonstrate how to create a completely unique UFO inspired social media icon based on a theme.

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Draw a Realistic Steam Iron

This Photoshop tutorial will show you how to create a realistic Steam Iron from scratch, learning how to create realistic shadows & highlights on plastic and metal.

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How To Draw a Vintage Polaroid Camera Icon

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a Polaroid camera icon using lots of layer styles and draw manually with the brush tool to achieve the realistic appearance.

Icon Tutorial 23

Create A Nintendo DS

In this tutorial, using basic layer styling and some basic tools, you will learn how to create the Nintendo DS below.

Icon Tutorial 24

Design An iPod Shuffle Icon

For this tutorial you’ll be dipping into a little bit of icon design for iOS applications.

Icon Tutorial 25

Creating an Alarm

Creating still life objects in Photoshop is great practice for learning how to create other objects. In this tutorial they’ll demonstrate how to create an alarm using layer styles, dodge and the burn Tool.

Icon Tutorial 26

Create A Camera Lens

In this detailed tutorial you’ll be shown how to create a cool camera lens in Photoshop. The camera lens later could be used as an icon or illustration.

Icon Tutorial 27

Open Book Icon

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Stock photo vector portable media player interface

In this detailed tutorial you’ll be shown how to create a cool camera lens in Photoshop.

Icon Tutorial 29

Stock Photo Vector Portable Meter Interface

Icon Tutorial 30

How to Create an Envelope Icon in Photoshop

In this tutorial, you’ll go through the easy steps for creating this nice envelope icon. There’s a light use of the Pen Tool in the tutorial, but most of it uses Selection Tools to create this icon.

Icon Tutorial 31

Create a 3D Industrial-Style Download Icon

This tutorial teaches you how to create a unique 3D download folder icon with textures. It also explains some useful techniques for creating more visually impressive 3D icons.

Icon Tutorial 32

Draw a Roll of Camera Film

In this tutorial they’ll demonstrate how to create a roll of camera film using Photoshop.

Icon Tutorial 33

Detailed Vintage TV from Scratch

In this tutorial, they’ll show you how to create a detailed vintage TV from scratch using Photoshop’s vector editing capabilities. The detailed step by step guide will help you to understand the process of its creation.

Icon Tutorial 34

Creating a Set of Digital Painting Icons

In this tutorial you’ll create a pen tablet icon from scratch, specifically the Wacom 12″ Cintiq tablet. This model combines touch and pressure sensitivity, which allows users to draw directly on the screen. These capabilities make it a favorite for illustrators.

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Create a 3D Book Icon

This design tutorial explains how to draw a 3D book icon from scratch with the help of Photoshop, using the Pen Tool, Polygonal Lasso Tool, and Gradient Tool, among other things. A strong proficiency in drawing shapes is needed to complete this tutorial.

Icon Tutorial 36

Iconic Retro-Modern Ball Chair

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create this iconic piece of furniture from scratch in Photoshop.

Icon Tutorial 37

Draw a Globe Icon

Icon Tutorial 38

Professional Buddy Icon

In this intermediate-level tutorial, they’ll show you how to make this awesome icon from scratch using Photoshop. You will need basic knowledge of Photoshop and familiarity with the Pen Tool.

Icon Tutorial 39

USB Stick Tutorial

In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to create a beautiful USB Stick icon.

Icon Tutorial 40

Electrical Outlet Icon

In this tutorial, you’ll be making use of vector masks and layer styles in Photoshop to create the high quality electrical outlet icon below.

Icon Tutorial 41

Radar Icon in Photoshop

In this tutorial you’ll be shown how to create a Mac style radar icon in Photoshop. This could also be achieved easily in Fireworks or Illustrator.

Icon Tutorial 42

How to Create a Battery Icon

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Create a Microchip Icon

In this Awesome Photoshop tutorial, we’re going to show you how to create a isometric microchip icon using basic drawing tools and transformations.

Icon Tutorial 44

Design a Sleek Google+ Icon

Icon Tutorial 45

Cute Twitter Bird Iconp

In this tutorial they’ll demonstrate how to create a cute Twitter bird icon in Photoshop.

Icon Tutorial 46

Detailed Gauge Icon

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Create A Green Button Isolated

In this tutorial they’ll demonstrate how to create a green button isolated, using layer styles, dodge and the burn Tool.

Icon Tutorial 47

Star Trek Style Communicator

In this tutorial, they’ll draw a retro Star Trek style communicator. they’ll combine layer styles and lots of manual drawing. So, prepare your Wacom to boldly go where no Photoshop tutorial has gone before.

Icon Tutorial 48

Stock Royalty Vector Digital Clock

In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create an illustration of a digital clock using the pen, dodge and burn tools.

Icon Tutorial 49

Detailed Briefcase Icon

Follow this step by step guide to create the below briefcase icon in Photoshop. You’ll build the rough outline with basic shapes, then add depth and definition with various layer styles such as Inner Glow and Stroke.

Icon Tutorial 50

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CSS3-Only Tutorials and Techniques for Your Next Design

March 1st, 2012 Comments off

Today we are showcasing some of best tutorials and techniques that will help you create beautiful and functional designs by using only CSS, focusing primarily on the properties of CSS3. All with absolutely NO JAVASCRIPT. For the most part, the techniques we have highlighted below, can be used for everyday use, others probably not. Please do check browser compatibility when implementing any of these techniques.

CSS3 Image Galleries, Slideshows and Image Effects

Sliding Image Panels with CSS3

Sliding Image Panels with CSS3

In this tutorial you’ll be shown how to create some neat sliding image panels. The idea is to use background images for the panels and animate them when clicking on a label.

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Fullscreen Background Image Slideshow with CSS3

FULLSCREEN BACKGROUND IMAGE SLIDESHOW WITH CSS3

You’ll create a CSS-only fullscreen background image slideshow with this tutorial. You’ll learn how to create different image transitions and also make an animated title appear.

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CSS3 Lightbox

CSS3 LIGHTBOX

With this tut you will be shown how to create a lightbox effect using only CSS. You will have some thumbnails that are clickable, and once clicked, the respective large image is shown. Using CSS transitions and animations, you will learn how to make the larger image appear in a sleek and fancy way.

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CSS3 Image Styles

CSS3 Image Styles

In this tutorial you will be shown how much you can do with background-image. You’ll be shown how to use box-shadow, border-radius and transition to create various image styles.

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CSS3 Menus, Navigation & Buttons

The Apple.com Menu Created Using Only CSS3

The Apple.com navigation menu created using only CSS3

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Making a CSS3 Animated Menu

Making a CSS3 Animated Menu

In this short tutorial, you will be using the power of CSS3 effects and transitions, to build an animated menu, using some neat features such as the :target pseudo selector and :after elements.

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CSS3 Menu Navigation Effect

CSS3 Menu Navigation Effect

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Animated Buttons with CSS3

ANIMATED BUTTONS WITH CSS3

The idea of this tutorial is to create some animated link elements with different styles, hover effects and active states.

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Creative CSS3 Animation Menus

Creative CSS3 Animation Menus

With a simple composition of elements, an icon, a main title and a secondary title, you will learn how to create an animated menu on hover using only CSS transitions and animations.

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Circle Navigation Effect with CSS3

CIRCLE NAVIGATION EFFECT WITH CSS3

In this tutorial you will be shown how to create a beautiful hover effect for an image-based navigation using CSS3.

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CSS3 Dropdown Menu

CSS3 Dropdown Menu

Here you will be shown how to create a simple drop-down menu and insert CSS3 transitions to make it more interactive.

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CSS3 Navigation with Transitions

CSS3 Navigation with Transitions

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CSS3 Animations

Animated Web Banners with CSS3

Animated web Banners with CSS3

In this tutorial you will learn how to create some amazing animated web banners with CSS3.

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CSS3 Loading Animation Loop 2 Set

CSS3 Loading Animation Loop 2 Set

CSS3 Loading Animation Loop 2 Set →

CSS3 Tooltips & Alerts

CSS3 Tooltip with Animation NO jQuery

CSS3 Tooltip with Animation NO jQuery

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a simple animated tooltip with CSS3. The effect created is amazing, and the most important thing is that you will not be using any Javascript.

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CSS3 Effects

Sticky Note Effect in 5 Easy Steps with CSS3 and HTML5

Create a Sticky Note Effect in 5 Easy Steps with CSS3 and HTML5

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to transform an HTML list into a wall of “sticky notes”.

Sticky Note Effect in 5 Easy Steps with CSS3 and HTML5 →

Experiments with Background-Clip: Text

EXPERIMENTS WITH BACKGROUND-CLIP: TEXT

With the CSS property “background-clip: text”, you can add a background image to a text element. With this tutorial you will experiment with it and create some fun examples by adding CSS3 transitions.

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Filter Functionality with CSS3

Filter Functionality with CSS3

Using the general sibling combinator and the :checked pseudo-class, you can toggle states of other elements by checking a checkbox or a radio button. This tutorial will explore those CSS3 properties by creating a experimental portfolio filter that will toggle the states of items of a specific type.

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Original Hover Effects with CSS3

ORIGINAL HOVER EFFECTS WITH CSS3

The power of CSS3 is enormous and in this tutorial you will be shown how to exploit it in a very creative way, by creating some thumbnail hover effects with CSS3 transitions.

Original Hover Effects with CSS3 →

CSS3 Sliders and Charts

CSS3 Progress Bars

CSS3 Progress Bars

In this tutorial you will learn how to create the awesome CSS3 Progress Bars you can see above.

CSS3 Progress Bars →

CSS3 Layouts & Pages

Splash and Coming Soon Page Effects with CSS3

SPLASH AND COMING SOON PAGE EFFECTS WITH CSS3

In this tutorial you will be shown how to go wild using CSS3 animations and create an amazing splash and coming soon page.

Splash and Coming Soon Page Effects with CSS3 →

Slopy Elements with CSS3

SLOPY ELEMENTS WITH CSS3

In this tutorial you will see some simple examples and ways to create slopy, skewed elements with CSS only.

Slopy Elements with CSS3 →

Page Transitions with CSS3

page Transitions with CSS3

In the last few years, we’ve seen a lot of single page websites lying around the internet, most of them using JavaScript for some transitions effect. Here you will be shown how you can have your own, but instead, using CSS Transitions and the :target property to do all the magic.

Page Transitions with CSS3 →

Creating a PHP and CSS3 Powered About Page

Creating a PHP and CSS3 Powered About Page

In this tutorial, you will be creating a simple about page that is powered by PHP, HTML5 and CSS3.

Creating a PHP and CSS3 Powered About Page →

Miscellaneous

How to Create a Beautiful Icon with CSS3

How to Create a Beautiful Icon with CSS3

In this tutorial you’ll create a document icon with pure CSS3.

How to Create a Beautiful Icon with CSS3 →

How To Create Depth And Nice 3D Ribbons Only Using CSS3

How To Create Depth And Nice 3D Ribbons Only Using CSS3

In this tutorial you will learn how to create beautiful 3D ribbons only using CSS3.

How To Create Depth And Nice 3D Ribbons Only Using CSS3 →

Bokeh with CSS3 Gradients

Bokeh with CSS3 Gradients

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a beautiful Bokeh effect using CSS3 Gradients.

Bokeh with CSS3 Gradients →

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Weekly Design News – Resources, Tutorials and Freebies (N.121)

February 21st, 2012 Comments off

This is our weekly column were we share our favorite design related articles, resources and cool tidbits from the past week. Enjoy :)
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Our Weekly Design News has been sponsored by MediaLoot. Check them out for some seriously useful resources like icon fonts, UI kits, vectors and themes.

Better Background Images for Responsive Web Design

Better Background Images for Responsive Web Design

CSS3-Only Vertical Accordion Using the :target Selector

CSS3-Only Vertical Accordion Using the :target Selector

Use Elements as Background Images with -moz-element

Use Elements as Background Images with -moz-element

Progressive And Responsive Navigation

Progressive And Responsive Navigation

How to Build a Stylish CSS3 Search Box

How to Build a Stylish CSS3 Search Box

How to Customize Your Command Prompt

How to Customize Your Command Prompt

Pure CSS Notification Bar Using :target pseudo class

Pure CSS Notification Bar Using :target pseudo class

How To Build a Handwritten Letter Style Contact Form

How To Build a Handwritten Letter Style Contact Form

Create liquid effects in Photoshop

Create liquid effects in Photoshop

How To Create An Epic Metallic Band Logo

How To Create An Epic Metallic Band Logo

Box of Bundles

Box of Bundles

Multitouch Gesture for Devices

Multitouch Gesture for Devices

Free Twitter Bootstrap GUI Mockup and Design Templates

Free Twitter Bootstrap GUI Mockup and Design Templates

Free Vector Infographic Kit

Free Vector Infographic Kit

Rex Free Font

Rex Free Font

Ferrica Light Free Font

Ferrica Light Free Font

Boxy Social Icons

Boxy Social Icons

This Week on CodeVisually

Here are our favorite webdev resources from the past week:

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