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  • Full page slider using HTML5, CSS3, and JS

    Oct 31 2012

    Sliders are the latest craze in the web dev and design world. In this tutorial, I’ll teach you how to make a beautiful, full page slider, which can be used for promotional work, using HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript. We’ll learn how to use event listeners, a bit of object oriented JS, and how to minimize repetitions using functions effectively.

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  • Building a javascript smooth scroll site

    Oct 19 2012

    You must have seen smooth scroll websites. I mean, javascript smooth scroll websites are seen almost every where! This tutorial will show you how you can make a simple javascript smooth scroll website.

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  • Ask yourself: How is this useful or usable for a user?

    Oct 17 2012

    We often take mindless, thoughtless decisions of design. We take decisions ‘just because it looks good’. Actually, design is much more.

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  • Super easy javascript slider – Tutorial

    Oct 15 2012

    Javascript sliders are rising in popularity—they’re seen almost everywhere! This tutorial will show you how to make a super easy Javascript slider, using CSS transition, and some clever javascript.

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  • Setting the base – Making a minimal website

    Oct 13 2012

    In this tutorial series, we’re going to build a minimal website for a fictional football club. The things which the website will have are

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  • Using human psychology in design—Why do we work?

    Oct 11 2012

    Design is closely tied to people’s way of thinking. If we know hows and whys of human psychology in design, we can design better, and complete our jobs as designers. Here’s a question for you.

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  • Bonus – Making Clas backward compatible and responsive.

    Oct 10 2012

    I recently published a tutorial on making a website from scratch, using JS, CSS, and HTML. A lot of critique of that post was based on the fact that the design wasn’t backward compatible, and nor was responsive. So today, I’m going to tell you how you can do all that.

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