Inspiration for Article Intro Effects | Demo 1 We may define a food to be any substance which will repair the functional waste of the body, increase its growth, or maintain the heat, muscular, and nervous energy. In its most comprehensive sense, the oxygen of the air is a food; as although it is admitted by the lungs, it passes into the blood, and there re-acts upon the other food which has passed through the stomach. It is usual, however, to restrict the term food to such nutriment as enters the body by the intestinal canal. Water is often spoken of as being distinct from food, but for this there is no sufficient reason. Many popular writers have divided foods into flesh-formers, heat-givers, and bone-formers. Although attractive from its simplicity, this classification will not bear criticism. These last are not strictly foods, if we keep to the definition already given; but they are consumed with the true foods or nutrients, comprised in the other two classes, and cannot well be excluded from consideration. Soaking in cold water
Die Mutter aller Viralsites ringt mit der Monetarisierung General Manager Erik Martin im Gespräch mit Online Marketing Rockstars Viralsites wie Buzzfeed, Upworthy, Viralnova und in Deutschland heftig.co gelten mit ihren enormen Reichweiten zu den jüngeren Erfolgsgeschichten im Internet. Nicht wenige der Inhalte, die dort zu finden sind, wurden ursprünglich bei der Social Community Reddit von deren Mitgliedern gepostet. Auch Reddit verzeichnet mit monatlich deutlich mehr als 100 Millionen Unique Usern eine enorme Reichweite – die Seite kämpft aber immer noch damit, die Gewinnzone zu erreichen. Erik Martin, General Manager von Reddit, sprach mit Online Marketing Rockstars über die Monetarisierung Reddits, über Versuche, die internationale Nutzerschaft auszubauen und neue Mobile-Experimente. Erik Martin (Foto: Andreas Zimmermann) „Nein, es ärgert mich nicht, wenn ich sehe, dass Inhalte von Reddit auf Buzzfeed auftauchen“, sagt Martin. Von Tierbabys über Bartpflege bis hin zu obskuren Themen Reddit versteht sich als „Frontpage to the internet“.
25 New & Free Responsive WordPress Themes ”WordPress.com is the only service of its kind that not only lets you export your data, but gives you an open source package you can run on pretty much any web host out there to run your own instance of the software. So the freedom is really in your hands.” – Matt Mullenweg WordPress is like the gift that keeps on giving. Currently the 18th largest website in the world, housing a staggering 60 million websites, WordPress is showing no signs of slowing down whatsoever. As of August 2013, 18.9% of the top 10 million websites use WordPress, cementing it as the number one blogging system in use, and it really is plain to see for anyone why this is the case. WordPress is insanely customizable and very user-friendly, and that is why, whether you are a professional web designer, someone who is just learning the basics, or even someone who has not the faintest idea about what web design is, you can still use WordPress to create your own, unique website. 1. Image source 2. Image source 3. 4. 5. 6.
Icons Filling Effect | Cody - Free HTML/CSS/JS resources An eye-catching filling effect for your icons, that can be used to make a simple page look cool and dynamic. Browser support ie Chrome Firefox Safari Opera 9+ Sometimes you just want to create something cool. Maybe for one of those pages – about us, our history etc – where you want to come up with something unique to support your brand. The inspiration: some of our users suggested us to take a look at Elliot Condon beautiful portfolio, and create something inspired by the filling effect of the vertical timeline. Creating the structure Before diving into the code, I’m gonna try to explain what’s behind this resource. This way you just need to place the illustrations on top of a colored section, then move them. Just to make sure this is 100% clear, I put together this quick animation to show you the animation process: That said, the structure is just an unordered list. Adding style The 2 colored boxes underneath have been created as ::before and ::after pseudo-elements of the body.
Multi-Level Push Menu v2.0.9, Augmented Reality: So leben wir in fünf Jahren Unsere Umgebung wird digital aufgerüstet – beim Stadtbummel, im Verkehr, auf der Party. Komfortabel oder erschreckend? Speichern Drucken Twitter Facebook Google + Anprobe mit Augmented Reality in Tokio | © YOSHIKAZU TSUNO/AFP/Getty Images Eine deutsche Altstadt an einem Mittag im August 2019. Diese Szene nimmt den Alltag in fünf Jahren vorweg. Unsere Umgebung wird zur Projektionsfläche, auf der Computer Informationen einblenden. Anzeige Zu Besuch bei der Firma Metaio in München. So heißt die Anreicherung der realen Welt mit digitalen Inhalten (von lateinisch augmentare, " vermehren/fördern"). Sie hält ein Etikett mit dem Logo eines Wintersport-Ausrüsters vor die Kamera ihres Smartphones, plötzlich wird ein Snowboardvideo aus dem Internet abgespielt. Dieser Artikel stammt aus der aktuellen Ausgabe der ZEIT, die Sie am Kiosk oder online erwerben können. Browser, das klingt nach Firefox und Safari, nach jenen Programmen also, die uns die Seiten des Webs sichtbar machen.
Image comparison slider with pure CSS As a few of you know, I have been spending a good part of this year writing a book for O’Reilly called “CSS Secrets” (preorder here!). I wanted to include a “secret” about the various uses of the resize property, as it’s one of my favorite underdogs, since it rarely gets any love. However, just mentioning the typical use case of improving the UX of text fields didn’t feel like enough of a secret at all. The whole purpose of the book is to get authors to think outside the box about what’s possible with CSS, not to recite widely known applications of CSS features. So I started brainstorming: What else could we do with it? Then I remembered Dudley’s awesome Before/After image slider from a while ago. The good parts: More semantic markup (2 images & 2 divs). Of course, few things come with no drawbacks. One big drawback is keyboard accessibility. Also, none of the two seems to work on mobile. And now if you’ll excuse me, I have a chapter to write
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Typography Inspiration: Creating Energetic Type The following excerpt is from Chapter 1 of the Type Idea Index: The Designer’s Ultimate Tool for Choosing & Using Fonts Creatively by Jim Krause. Use the typography inspiration and samples in this excerpt to fuel your search for creative ways of conveying themes of energy, motion, vitality, vigor, force and action through type and its supporting compositional elements. You can apply what you learn from these examples of typography inspiration to your entry into the Print Typography & Lettering Awards, Print’s newest competition. Learn more and enter here. If you want to read more about this topic after you’ve perused the ideas below, you can download the entire chapter for free here. From Jim Krause’s Type Idea Index Looking for ways to add visual punch to a letterform, logotype, headline, word graphic or paragraph? Apply pop-art enhancements to bolster the aesthetic vigor of type. How about employing radiating lines, pseudo shadows or a Warhol-esque stack of misaligned forms? Brainstorm.
Waves Click effect inspired by Google's Material Design Waves on buttons Flat buttons (show source) Button A <a class="waves-effect waves-button">Button A</a><button class="waves-effect waves-button">Button B</button><input class="waves-effect waves-button" type="submit" value="Button C"><input class="waves-effect waves-button" type="button" value="Button D"> Float buttons (show source) <a class="waves-effect waves-button waves-float" style="background: #01BCFF;color:#fff"> Button A </a><button class="waves-effect waves-button waves-light waves-float" style="background: #1bb556;color: #fff;"> Button B </button><input class="waves-effect waves-button waves-float" style="background: #ff4f0f;color:#fff" type="submit" value="Button C"><input class="waves-effect waves-button waves-light waves-float" style="background: #666;color:#fff" type="button" value="Button D"> Waves on icons Plain Icons (show source) Colored Icons (show source) Waves on others DIVs (show source) Plain Box Colored Box Raised Box <! Styling