Awesome Weekly Design News (N.189) ~ Awesoome

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iOS 7 by Matt Gemmell

Why We Need Responsive Images by Tim Kadlec

CSS: Reset or Normalize? by Oli Studholme

Chromatic Typefaces and Flat Design by Ben Moss

How to Design Responsively by Krasimir Tsonev

How to make a Responsive Newspaper-like layout

IE 10 Specific Styles by Chris Coyier

What You Should Know About HTML Email by Nicole Merlin

Creative Button Styles (Tutorial)

Digital Clock with jQuery and CSS3 (Tutorial)

Flat UI Login Form With Horizontal Scroll (Tutorial)

Horizontal Portfolio Layout with CSS3 Animations and jQuery (Tutorial)

Designing ‘Swipe to Ope’ Mobile Menus and Best Practices (Tutorial)

Hopscotch – A Product Tour Framework

Hopscotch is a framework to make it easy to add product tours to their pages. Hopscotch accepts a tour JSON object as input and provides an API for the developer to control rendering the tour display and managing the tour progress.

Excolo-Slider – Simple jQuery Slider

Excolo-Slider is a simple jQuery sliding plugin, supporting responsive design, keyboard and touch navigation

jVanilla Menu – A Lightweight and Simple jQuery Menu

jVanilla is a jQuery menu plugin that takes an existing pure CSS drop-down menu (so it degrades gracefully without JavaScript) and adds the following enhancements: Animations when showing submenus; Support one submenu level; Timed delay on mouseout; Top level menu links can be inactive (on hover effect); Last submenu right-aligned.

Girder – A Simple CSS Grid Built on Sass

A minimalistic grid for building awesome Websites with Sass targeting the modern browser. It uses silent classes (placeholders) to structure content in HTML and keeps your Markup free of excess presentational classes like "unit_1of4", "small-2", "grid4".