By Jake Rocheleau on Oct 13, 2015 03:15 pm  Modern open source frameworks remove a lot of the grunt work from web development. No need to manually reset all elements or give custom defined styles for all typefaces. The problem now is deciding which boilerplate is best to get started. There’s something simple like Eric Meyer’s CSS reset. But then there’s fully robust options... Read More at Workbench is a Free Frontend Boilerplate for Web Projects
By Jake Rocheleau on Oct 13, 2015 01:35 pm  Many designers know about the wireframing/prototyping app called Webflow. It just recently underwent an overhaul on the design side and has since placed a greater focus on company branding. However another new release is the Webflow CMS which has taken many users by surprise. It’s meant to be the first all visual CMS engine which... Read More at Webflow releases a brand new Visual CMS
By Jake Rocheleau on Oct 13, 2015 11:40 am  How many times have you landed on a form where the “opt-in” checkbox was already checked? Well that’s recently been termed a dark UI pattern and it’s heavily discouraged among the UI/UX community. The website Dark Patterns fights against this kind of stuff by educating designers, developers, and users what to look for. Here’s a... Read More at Fight Against Shady UIs with Dark Patterns
By Jake Rocheleau on Oct 13, 2015 10:32 am  Apple fans who can remember the early days will certainly love this illustrated look back over history. The Tower app for Git published a new blog post covering an illustrated history of the Mac OS X operating system. You can view the post here and scroll to see each illustration. It’s a single-page design starting... Read More at Illustrated History of Mac OS X Versions
By Jake Rocheleau on Oct 13, 2015 10:01 am  An early-access release of SpotClarify is currently available for anyone interested. The site is more of a tool for building guided tours to help users sign up and grasp your product. It relies on an in-page JavaScript engine to create tours visually. SpotClarify allows builders to craft their tours based on steps that align with... Read More at SpotClarify Guided Tours can improve Onboarding
By Jake Rocheleau on Oct 13, 2015 06:41 am  Most developers already know about Sass and the value of using Sass on web projects. The difficulty comes with learning version differences and rendering engines. Sass Compatibility is a free open source project for testing differences between Sass engines. It’s hosted on GitHub which means all the code is freely available and open for pull... Read More at Find Sass Compatibility with this Nifty Webapp
By Jake Rocheleau on Oct 13, 2015 06:34 am  A two-day Cocoa development conference named NSScotland returns again in October of 2015. This conference is aimed at people who write in Objective-C on top of Cocoa of OS X & iOS applications. The event will run from October 24th-25th as a weekend conference. This marks the fourth annual return of NSScotland since first launching... Read More at NSScotland 2015 returns for Cocoa Devs on October 24th-25th
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