UI Library: Preface UI Library: Writing CSS We’re already familiar with Modules, but they don’t fit when dealing with a site layout. When explaining Modules we’ve learned to think component-based. Now, let’s add one more rule — Grids control width. It means that all Modules should be designed Continue

A while ago we’ve touched an introduction to UI Library approach where you can see an overview of how you can organize & document user interface components and become more productive in Front-end and Design. It does not matter what Continue

2 part — Writing CSS 3 part — Layouts Interfaces nowadays consist of lots of different components, layouts, and sometimes color schemes. From day to day, we add new components, and our code gets more and more complicated. So, we Continue

Is it possible to deliver a child with 9 women in 1 month? Answer is obvious. However we’ve tried to prove an opposite during one of our last experiment. Amongst other goals of our client we got a fairly decent Continue

Futurico UI HTML is a web elements pack that has been created based on Scaffy framework by Railsware. This pack of ready to use Futurico UI HTML components has been created for designers & developers. There is no need to Continue

HTML5 picnic is the event I visited at 11th of October. While name refers to HTML5, actually there was not that much talks on it, but still there was couple of interesting talks I want to describe you a bit. Continue

For the first two years of being a front-end developer, my method was fairly simple: I would put up a fairly simple site layout, estimate development time, and then proceed with quick markup coding. Typically, there was no time allocated Continue

When dealing with front-end stuff, we try to follow simple and sufficiently comprehensive maxims that make all our work easier — for back-end developers and for future code supporters. Furthermore, good code allows us to sleep well and not be ashamed of the Continue