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Design List of the Week: Mac Icons, Interfaces and Fun with 3D CSS :)
How about starting the week with something new? here is my list of reading stuff, work and web resources.
actually iam listening to this one here.
via [spoongraphics.co.uk]
MochaUI is a web-based tool for building web application interfaces built on top of the MooTools JavaScript framework. Jump right in by taking MochaUI for a spin in their demo page.
via [smashingmagazine.com]
via [ajaxian.com]
actually iam listening to this one here.
Free Cute Furry Monster Icons for Mac, PC and Web
via [spoongraphics.co.uk]
50 Fresh JavaScript Tools That Will Improve Your Workflow
via [smashingmagazine.com]
Fun with 3D CSS and video
...starting the week with something fun. Zach Stronaut has been having fun with 3D effects via CSS such as his isocube above, which is brought to you with simple HTML (including a video tag for a playing video on the surface!) and some CSS...
via [ajaxian.com]
Labels: css, design, development, framework, inspiration, javascript, tip
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permalinkCreative jQuery & CSS Experiments from the Web Playground
sit back and enjoy some browser candy!
url: 20+ Wicked Proof of Concepts for Better use of jQuery/CSS
Labels: browser, css, design, development, framework, javascript, tip
Great Free Resources of 3D Studio Max Tutorials
instantShift shows us 115+ Ultimate Round-Up of 3D Studio Max Tutorials to demonstrate the power of computer graphics and animation...
eg.
The Making of Al Pacino Sculpt
Making of Wolverine
The Making of Lulu
cool. thx.
eg.
The Making of Al Pacino Sculpt
Making of Wolverine
The Making of Lulu
cool. thx.
Labels: design, development, image_processing, tip
Use Google Analytics Data Export API to Track your Data in Separate Systems
now we can request Google Analytic data via its data export api to integrate, compare and list Google Analytics Data with other website data that you might be tracking in a separate system.
See how the Developer's Guide describes it!
Use the Google Analytics Data Export API to download Analytics data in the form of Google Data API feeds. With the Data Export API, you can embed a customized dashboard in your website to display the most commonly viewed or requested page statistics for all your reports users. Or, you can integrate your Google Analytics Data with other website data that you might be tracking in a separate system.
Mashups using Google Analytics today:
Key Metrics
Desktop Reporting - Polaris
more specification and information about Google Analytics Data Export API, i found on programmableweb
Labels: api, development, e-business, google, mashup, web_2.0
30+ Interesting Open Source Actionscript Libraries for Adobe Flash & Flex
via [blogna]
Labels: adobe, api, development, flash, framework, utilities
Interesting Blogs to Read and Learn More About Web Development
Henry Jones posts an interesting list of weblogs to help designers learn more about web development...
...if you want to take steps in learning some code, here are twelve great blogs that can get you on your way.
Labels: blog, design, development, tip
Dont forget about the Power of CSS - Learn to love grids
Image by dailyinvention via Flickr
Today i was reading a post of Nicole Sullivan who is a CSS guru, especially around performance. she's been working on called Object Oriented CSS, and she's just released open source code and documentation on the idea on github.
CSS can be predictable, scalable, modular and even object oriented. If it is written correctly, beginners can be productively participating in creating clean, reusable code in 2-3 weeks. But we need to change our approach, understand that the fundamental algorithms for a display language are different than a programing language.....[read more]
http://www.stubbornella.org
via [ajaxian]
Labels: css, design, development, framework, tip
Analyze How People See your Website with Feng-GUI Heatmap
Feng-GUI simulates human vision during the first 5 seconds of exposure to visuals and creates heatmaps based on an algorithm that predicts what a real human would be most likely to look at.
Use Feng-GUI to realize which areas of the page/photo/advertisement gets most of the attention.
Upload an image and press Heatmap to find out how people see your website.
Feng-GUI Lab is a group of artificial vision scientists and interactive designers.
http://www.feng-gui.com
via [apfelkuh]
Labels: design, development, tip, utilities
