Envato Roundup
We visually refreshed the mareketplace completed purchase pages this week.
Tuts+ released an important update to their email preference center.
Inside Envato published an interview with full stack developer Stuart Richardson.
In the latest episode of Envato Stories we met Isabel Castillo Guijarro (isabelmdd).
Power Elite Author Kyle Wakefield (ThemeCo) was interviewed on Mixergy this week.
‘Holy smokes’ – There are now 799 Elite Authors, who will be number 800?
Holy smokes – 799 Elite Authors and climbing! Who will be #800?
— Envato Market (@EnvatoMarket) September 10, 2014
iPhone 6 Release
You might have heard, iPhone 6 was released this week.
What does the new iPhone 6 screen-sizes mean to developers?
@aardrian tweeted that if you do care, ‘then you’re probably doing it wrong’.
Apple also unveiled a Watch this week. Looks cool.
In response to the iPhone 6 release, HTC mocked them with this tweet.
As did Samsung, with this tweet.
The Design Community
Dustin Cartwright talked about how to make code maintainable with living style guides.
I collected 25 small web-based apps and tools for working with CSS.
Jake took a look at some of the latest ecommerce UI trends.
Lee Munroe shared his email design workflow, looking specifically at the front-end.
Google’s Jake Archibald wrote about optimizing and minimizing font downloads.
Peter Hrynkow shared a useful technique for using SVG to shrink your PNGs.
Resources Worth Exploring
scotchPanels.js – A jQuery off canvas menu and panels plugin.
Dimensions – A useful Chrome Extension for coders to measure screen dimensions.
GifDeck – A tool for transforming SlideShares into animated GIFs.
Briefbox – Some practice brief examples for designers & illustrators.
…and finally…
Aurélien Salomon designed a prototype of a simpler, cleaner and flatter Photoshop interface. It look pretty good.
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