Most of the time on this site when we give you text effect tutorials, it’s shadow and border properties that are used to create the effects. For this tutorial, we’re going to show you how to create a pure CSS […]
Input fields are often overlooked when it comes to styling, which is a shame because there are so many cool things that can be done to them to make them look stylish, cool, and the opposite of plain and boring. […]
One cool way to use CSS is to create colorful repeating patterns. These patterns can be used as background images for entire pages or for certain block-level elements. These CSS creations can be anything from familiar patterns, like plaid or […]
One of the reasons that CSS is so fun to play around with is that you can use it to create so many different kinds of effects or styles. The styling language is incredibly versatile and can actually be really […]
What is a header and a sticky header?
A sticky header is a menu or navigation bar that stays at the top of the page no matter where you scroll. In other words, a “fixed” header. This feature is useful for […]
Here’s another fun text effect you can easily create using only a few lines of CSS. With this effect, you can give any text the appearance of being surrounded by hand-stitching. To see how it’s done, check out the tutorial […]
Sometimes even we developers and designers have creative blocks and need something to draw inspiration from. For example, often as a designer or developer, you may find yourself drawn to the same colors or color schemes over and over. When […]
Looking for new places to get free, high quality stock photos for your projects? Check out this list of sites that have hundreds upon hundreds of stock photos available for you to use under the creative common license.
1. Unsplash
Unsplash hosts […]
Do you really want a custom website, but you don’t really know how to code and don’t want to hire someone to do it? If this is the case, Templatr is possibly the right tool for you. You can use […]
Each developer has his or her own preference for how they like to reference colors in their CSS code. Some developers are partial to using hex codes (a six character code of letters and numbers preceded by a #), while […]
