A good user interface means more conversions and more sales, visitors, money.
If you want to learn how to build one, GoodUI is a good place to start.
GoodUI lists user interface tips that can help boosting your conversions. You can subscribe to receive updates twice a month, not too painstaking for a professional designer.
P.S. ‘Never take advice from someone who needs it’, says the proverb. The UI of the website is fabulous, so you needn’t afraid of bad advice here!
The League of Moveable Type is a page where the best examples of open-source typography are gathered all in one place.
There are numerous fonts available, and they all look splendid — especially the League Gothic font. The page also serves as a manifest that aims to promote the use and development of such fonts.
Check out their blog if you didn’t know that passion for typography was a thing.
Superhero.js is a collection of resources (articles, videos and presentations) that deal with the topic of maintaining a large JavaScript code base.
Superhero.js acknowledges that a large JS code base isn’t paper sticks to deal with and features resources on the following subjects:
Browser Diet is a front-end performance guide which lists the steps necessary for speeding up a website.
As we all know, the speed of a website plays a huge role in defining its popularity. That’s why it’s so important to have a blazing fast website.
Browser Diet was created by a team of experts with huge experience in web building. It lists — and explains — the best front-end performance practices and their implementation.
Browserhacks is a new website that lists all browser-specific JS/CSS hacks.
Browserhacks is useful for targeting browsers and creating a browser-specific style. The website has cool hacks for Opera, Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
While the hacks listed all work and are without a doubt useful, the developer reminds that “using a hack is not always the perfect solution”.
Every developer has encountered the need for a simple list of countries for their projects. This has long been a tedious task most developers have wanted to avoid.
Fortunately, Saša Stamenkovi? has provided a simple listing of all countries you can use with almost every format needed.
The country list is available both in English and in most other languages of the world, such as Latvian, Russian, French and German.
The following data formats are available as of now:
15 May, 2013
By Lauris Veips
