by jamesgeorge | Sep 28, 2015 | Articles, CSS3, Tutorials, Web Design
CSS and How it Works With a lot of social media followers and email subscribers, I get a lot of designer questions. One of my biggest ones is how to get started in web design. People want to know the 2 most important things to get started in web design and what they...
by jamesgeorge | Mar 12, 2015 | Articles, CSS3, Web Design, Web Development
Responsive CSS Frameworks You Will Love We all like to save time and effort when creating websites for our clients. No one wants to reinvent the wheel. One way that we can do this is by implementing responsive CSS frameworks to get us started in our projects....
by jamesgeorge | Oct 10, 2014 | Articles, CSS3, Web Design, Web Development
Bootstrap Contact Form This is a free contact form for your site. The folder containing your free contact form is made up of a few Bootstrap files. The first file is the html file that you will use to display your contact form. The second is the CSS Stylesheet,...
by jamesgeorge | Feb 11, 2014 | Articles, CSS3, Web Design, Web Development
Big Picture Responsive Html5 Website Template This week’s free website template is a great one page responsive website template by Html5up. They just recently released the Big Picture Responsive Html5 Website Template, which looks great. It has a clean layout,...
by jamesgeorge | Oct 24, 2013 | Articles, CSS3, Web Design, Web Development
40 Amazing CSS Based Websites that inspire you A viral website has the ability to augment the number of targeted visitors in a website. Two vital factors that contribute to making a website viral are easily navigable interface and visually appealing design. Therefore,...
by jamesgeorge | Oct 23, 2013 | Articles, CSS3, Web Design, Web Development
Simpler Html5 Responsive Template Having a great portfolio site is essential to landing new clients. How many times have you come to a website that took too long to load, or it just didn’t look good on your device? This can kill your new business potential. With...
