When it comes to graphic interface and interaction design, an icon works as an eye-catching tiny simplification for a complex - sometimes huge - process, building up a solid bridge between representation and concept. Check out the Hot and, oh yeah, FREE Icons from YellowIcon!
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Have you ever seen those small 3D software boxes on other sites, and want a quick way to make your own - and FREE. Well check this out, super easy, upload a couple images, and viola, you’ve got your own packaging with a classy reflection!
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Apple has always been at the forefront of all things clean and classy in the world of design, so you can bring a bit of that to your website, with this OS X Leopard style gallery. Make any gallery pop by adding this to your next site!
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If you’re a novice, and you’re just learning how to create css layouts.. or even if you’ve been pimpin’ out css sites for a while, you could benefit from List-o-matic. This simple generator gives you a few options, and instantly creates a downloadable css layout to start molding! You have to try it out for yourself…
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A lot of big and small companies have been using Flash charts to deliver eye catching and snazzy graphics out of boring data tables. Now you can do it using FusionCharts. This is definitely an amazing feature to add to your site… and best of all…. again… it’s FREE!
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Here’s a super easy way to get that classy reflection effect on your website by using this simple javascript solution from NeonDragon. Reflection.js allows you to add reflections to images on your webpages. It uses unobtrusive javascript to keep your code clean. It works in all the major browsers - Internet Explorer 5.5+, Mozilla Firefox 1.5+, Opera 9+ and Safari. On older browsers, it’ll degrade and your visitors won’t notice a thing. Best of all, it’s under 5KB.
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Unlike the previous post for the OS X Color Picker, this little application doesn’t require as much work to set-up, but has less features. But what it does, it does well! Pipette is a handy utility for digital artists and web designers. It allows you to quickly and easily grab the colour of any pixel on the screen and copy it in hex format, as used in CSS files, or in paint programs, such as Adobe Photoshop. and oh yeah, it’s FREE!
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OS X’s built-in color picker is a nice way to choose colors within the applications that use it. Not all applications use it… but wouldn’t it be nice to access it anytime? This would be really helpful when doing web development and are only using a text editor for style sheets (CSS). I don’t know how many times I had to open up PS just to get the darn hex code.
Well, this article will show you how to make the OS X Color Picker a solo app, and show you some helpful addons that’ll make color selection from anywhere a breeze and also display the hex code.
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It may seem a bit lazy, but when you need a simple button made, sometimes you don’t want to hassle with firing up PS and putting one together. I found a button generator that’s super quick, and great for making simple buttons for things like form submission buttons, click here buttons…. or even your nav if you’re real desparate.
With ButtonBoost.com you can create quick and easy professional looking buttons for your website, application or whatever you want.
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