Web-Crunch Weekly - Issue #100

By Andy Leverenz • Issue #100 • View online

Welcome to issue #100! I can’t believe I have made it to this many issues but I’m happy ou are along for the ride!

To celebrate I am offering you a sneak peak of a new big project I’ve been working on called Affinicasts. As an avid Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo user, I noticed there was a bit of a void in terms of knowledge, resources, and communities revolving around the software. To help fill that void I am creating a resource full of videos, courses, and resources revolving around Affinity software. If you have interest be sure to subscribe to get notified when Affinicasts launches. I’d love to have you on board!

Latest Web-Crunch Articles

Let's Build: A Consultancy Website - Part 34

Making the Interior Pages Responsive

In part 34 I continue past the home page to pay more attention to the interior pages of the site.

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Latest News & Articles

Google is really good at design | The Outline

The nerds have finally figured it out.

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Introducing Libraries and Smooth Corners in Sketch 47

Sketch 47 is here and, alongside a number of smaller bug fixes and improvements, this latest release includes one of our biggest updates yet. We’re introducing Libraries for Sketch, allowing you to…

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Science in the System: Fluent Design and Depth

The difference between a flat, 2-dimensional image and a three-dimensional scene is depth. We have the technology to simulate depth and even stereoscopic vision. The challenge is deciding when, how…

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Introversion and Your Career

Being an introvert has its strengths and weaknesses, but in the design or creative industry, it can help or hinder you, depending on what you’re do…

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One Year Designing at WhatsApp

I’ve been a product designer at Facebook close to four years. I’ve worked on a variety of teams such as Groups, Sharing, and Privacy. At this time last year, I got an exciting opportunity to begin…

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Weekly Inspiration and Resources

Let There Be Peace on CSS

At the beginning of this year I gave an “instant talk” at London CSS meetup, titled “Let There Be Peace on CSS”. This talk has then evolved and has been reprised a few months later at Design Exchange Nottingham, and presented at Front End London and State of The Browser.

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Rebuilding slack.com

In August, we released a major redesign of slack.com, and we want to give you a peek behind-the-scenes. Rebuilding our marketing website was a massive project that took careful coordination across a…

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Why brands change - Johnson Banks

The change of an organisation’s brand or logo brings many strong feelings to the surface. There are countless web articles on the pros and cons, articles in the press and even pieces on TV in the case of the London Olympics furore.

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Notable Tutorials

You can get pretty far in making a slider with just HTML and CSS

A “slider”, as in, a bunch of boxes set in a row that you can navigate between. You know what a slider is. There are loads of features you may want in a sl

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Level Up Your Websites with Animate.css

Cool animations and clever microinteractions are all the rage right now. However, most developers know how long and tedious it can be to constantly write and rewrite CSS animations. It can start to feel like you’re reinventing the wheel. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a library of common animations that you can pull from anytime for any of your projects?

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