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High Quality Free Fonts collection For Modern And Cool Design

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I am big fan of typography myself and was surprised I haven’t done any good font collection yet! While doing research I was amazed how many really high quality fonts are available for free. And now with Sifr and similar tools you can use any font in your web-design actually, but if you are graphic designer you get even bigger enjoyment through such detailed and beautiful fonts. Balance between readability, elegance and use fonts with artistic approach to get best out of them, really that’s all you need to do. And by the way I am thinking about inspiring and effective typography article in soon future to show you very best examples – stay with us – get inspired and save your time because research has been done already for you!

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Great Mac Applications for Web Designers

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Mac OS X is known for housing an amazing graphical user interface. Getting more popular and famous in the world of designers, this operating system already counts a lot of usable applications that can improve our work. Besides many other kinds of applications, there are also many good apps that were built especially for designers and some-kinds of developers.

33 Mac Application

Below are 33 Applications that are on demand through designers who use the Mac operating system.

The Hit List Mac App The Hit List is a simple, yet sophisticated application to manage the daily chaos of your modern life. Based on the simple concept of making lists, The Hit List lets you plan, forget, then act when the time is right.

Things Mac App A modern to-do list, with a lot of options like: Creating own agenda, Repeating To-Dos, Due Dates, Notes & References, Tags, More >

ResourcesMix Guide to CSS 3 Transitions

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As demand for Adobe Flash exponentially grows, so does the need for alternative forms of web based animation. Part of the reason for this push is Flash’s proprietary nature (owned and controlled by a specific company). Alternatives such as Microsoft’s Silverlight have wandered into the market, but present the same problem. The web is an open format that needs to be freely available to the general public due to its revolutionary nature. Failure to make this concept a reality could ultimately hinder the Internet’s development.

This is better explained in Bruce Lawson’s Introducing HTML 5, where the author presents this dilemma. What if the original printing press was patented? If so, could you imagine how the world would have developed differently? For this article, we will take a look at using next generation animation technology called CSS transitions in your projects.

Current State of CSS Transitions

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ResourcesMix Weekly Updates for 2010-04-30

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jQuery Plugin for Form Validation – Ketchup!

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Ketchup is a simple jQuery plugin for form validation that allow you to validate user inputs on the client-side. It aims to be very flexible and extendable for its appearance and functionality. Although Ketchup is designed to be styled and extended by you it already looks tasty and gives you the most common validations by default.

It come with a ready to use pre-written basic validations, including: required, minlength(min), maxlength(max), rangelength(min, max), min(min), max(max), range(min, max), number, digits, email, URL, username, match(selector), date, minselect(min), maxselect(max), rangeslect(min, max) and many more..

It also provides some callbacks to completely control the markup and show/hide behavior of the error-container, which simply can be styled via CSS.  Ketchup don’t force any markup on you. Build your own error-container, either with HTML code in a string or the element builder via the errorContainer parameter.

With Ketchup, User can combine validations More >

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