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19 Color Palette Generators That Make Web Design Easier

November 7, 2016/in tools, web resources/by Team Lufa

A great color scheme is a fundamental component of a well-designed website. An unattractive color scheme could potentially turn off website visitors before they’ve even got to your content. However, it’s not always easy to come up with an appealing palette of colors on your own. If you’re having trouble, then a color palette generator could help you select the right combination of colors for a specific application.

Source: 19 Color Palette Generators That Make Web Design Easier

The 30 Best Free Vector Art Resources on the Web

October 27, 2016/in web resources/by Team Lufa

Vector graphics are one of the most versatile items in any designer’s toolbox. They enable your designs to scale up or down while remaining crisp and readable – that’s any designer’s dream come true!

However, finding the perfect vector art for your projects can be a challenge due to the many low-quality resources out there. With that in mind, we’ve decided to weed out the weaker sources ourselves. In this piece, we’ve put together a list of the 30 best websites to find free vector art online.

Source: The 30 Best Free Vector Art Resources on the Web

Prefix free: Break free from CSS vendor prefix hell!

October 25, 2016/in css3, web resources/by Team Lufa

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-prefix-free lets you use only unprefixed CSS properties everywhere. It works behind the scenes, adding the current browser’s prefix to any CSS code, only when it’s needed.

Source: Prefix free: Break free from CSS vendor prefix hell!

21 Invaluable Chrome Apps for WordPress Users and Web Designers

October 15, 2016/in tools, web resources, wordpress/by Team Lufa

Whether you’re creating a logo, planning a website’s design, or just sharing a file, the right tools can save you both time and money. One exciting but often overlooked group of tools are Chrome Apps. Unlike extensions, which only extend your browser’s functionality, Chrome Apps are fully fledged applications that run within Google Chrome, and also on Chrome OS.

Source: 21 Invaluable Chrome Apps for WordPress Users and Web Designers

Type Nugget (Beta) | CSS Typography & Typesetting Tool

October 12, 2016/in tools, web resources/by Team Lufa

We’re building Type Nugget – an online typesetting tool that gives you fine control over a robust base for hella fine web type – all via a pleasant user interface.

Source: Type Nugget (Beta) | CSS Typography & Typesetting Tool

30 Productivity Apps for Busy Freelancers

October 11, 2016/in web resources/by Team Lufa

Productivity apps are a great way to keep yourself—and other members of your team—organized, accountable, and focused. Whether you work in an office, a shared workspace, or from the comfort of your home, distractions are inevitable. That’s why we’ve created the following list of the best-of-the-best productivity apps. Some from well-known companies (like Google and Skype) and others from lesser known, but equally as trusted brands (like LastPass and Toggl).

Source: 30 Productivity Apps for Busy Freelancers

30 Free Cursive Fonts for When Your Website Needs That Special Something

September 16, 2016/in web resources/by Team Lufa

When you think about all the pieces essential to your site’s design, typography should be up at the top of the list. The typography you choose for your website will–to a large degree–determine how your brand is perceived, if your content is consumed, or even how effective a call to action is.

Source: 30 Free Cursive Fonts for When Your Website Needs That Special Something

Introduction – Material design – Google design guidelines

July 5, 2016/in google, web resources/by Team Lufa

We challenged ourselves to create a visual language for our users that synthesizes the classic principles of good design with the innovation and possibility of technology and science. This is material design. This spec is a living document that will be updated as we continue to develop the tenets and specifics of material design.

Source: Introduction – Material design – Google design guidelines