Wilds

Lovely outer illustrations in this teaser One Pager for the upcoming Wilds game by the Dots team.

by Rob Hope via One Page Love

Go! Eat! Bomb!

Impressive interactive game hosted within a One Page website called Go! Eat! Bomb! - difficult to consider this as a website but it sits within all the One Page rules, not to mention it's a ton on fun:)

by Rob Hope via One Page Love

Introducing the Natural Language Toolkit (NLTK)

#156: A 5 minute guide to mobile design for non-designers

Mobile Web Weekly May 3, 2017   #156 Brian Rinaldi recommends Creating Media Queries for Responsive Web Designs — How to create a basic media query, utilizing logical operators and media features to target any type of device. Chris Ward Holly Schinsky recommends CSS 'Poly Fluid' Sizing using Calc(), 'vw', Breakpoints and Linear Equations — Learn how to use the CSS 'Poly Fluid' method to ensure your apps provide the most fluid experience. Jake Wilson Peter Cooper recommends How to Be Better at Mobile Design, A 5 Minute Guide for Non-Designers — If you haven’t got a designer to work with, this short mobile-focused set of guidelines presents good advice. Marc Hemeon Sponsored Linux cloud hosting starting at 1GB of RAM for $5/mo. — Get a Linode server up and running in seconds. Simply choose your plan, distro and location and you’re ready to deploy your server. Use promo code MOBILEWEB20 for a $20 credit on a new account. linode Peter Cooper recommends Samsung DeX Brings a New Dimension to the Mobile Web — Samsung’s latest phone includes a ‘Desktop Experience’ mode which, in a roundabout way, brings mobile Web browsing back to the desktop. Ada Rose Edwards Peter Cooper recommends Using Device Motion on the Web To Detect Shaking — Thoughts on, and an experiment in, using the devicemotion event to detect if the device being used has been shooketh. Raymond Camden Brian Rinaldi recommends Where Do We Go from Mobile First? — The author says that the term “mobile first” has come back around, but, she says, it doesn’t mean the same thing. It now refers to what she calls “user first design.” Jess Hutton Holly Schinsky recommends The Beginner's Guide to Web Storage API and Related Tools — A beginner’s guide to the Web Storage API, including how to use it and references to related resources. Holly Schinsky recommends Building Hybrid Apps with Meteor + Framework 7 Getting Started — Learn how to get started building apps with Meteor.js and Framework7 quickly with this in-depth walkthrough. Keang Hok Holly Schinsky recommends Ionic 3.1.0 Upgrade Guide — A quick how-to on upgrading to the latest version of Ionic. Paul Halliday Holly Schinsky recommends An Idea For Leveraging Local Storage to Build Faster Apps — An in depth article on how to best leverage local storage to build faster apps. Nikita Kozlov Brian Rinaldi recommends Ionic 2 vs ReactNative vs NativeScript — A look at which to choose for mobile development. Danyal Zia Chris Brandrick recommends Prototyping Mobile UI Animations: 5 Inspiring Examples Cassandra Naji Brian Rinaldi recommends Google's Online Progressive Web App Development Course — A new course from Google on how to convert existing sites to PWAs. Google Developers Brian Rinaldi recommends Container Grids — To address the problem of circular references in the concept of container queries, Jonathan proposes the idea of container grids. Jonathan Snook Brian Rinaldi recommends DreamHouse: A Sample App using Ionic 3 and Angular 4 Christophe Coenraets

by via Mobile Web Weekly

-99 design studio

A multi—disciplinary digital agency in Istanbul, run by a group of design addict and creative people.
by via Awwwards - Sites of the day

Sequoia Creative Lab

Minimal One Pager with a lovely textured background announcing Sequoia's new Creative Lab. Great to see some texture in this colorful gradient phase we're in.

by Rob Hope via One Page Love

How to Legally Use Images in Your Social Media Marketing

Do you share images in your social media marketing? Wondering if you’re violating copyright laws? With a bit of information, you can learn to protect yourself and your business from a copyright infringement lawsuit. In this article, you’ll discover five tips to help you use images correctly (and legally) on social media. #1: Understand Copyright Basics [...]

This post How to Legally Use Images in Your Social Media Marketing first appeared on .
- Your Guide to the Social Media Jungle

by Sarah Kornblet via