CSS3 expand icons

CSS3 Expanding Icons

Welcome to yet another CSS3 tutorial by Coder’s Cabin, once again I present a tutorial about how to use CSS3 transitions! Overview We will be making a social networking icon, it uses just one single image. All the backgrounds and …

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Free banner template

Beautiful banners at your service and that too free!
Download these banners today, free of cost!

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CSS3 / jQuery Notification boxes

Yesterday, I was making something for a client. It required two notification boxes, forĀ  acceptance and rejection. So I thought why not share a professional notification boxes tutorial with you guys! Initial planning The first and the foremost thing you …

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15 inspirational portfolio websites

We all plan to make our very own portfolio websites. A website which can feature our PROs and cons, display our past work / portfolio, make new contacts etc etc. But sometimes we just run out of unique ideas! I …

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Two Payment Processor Icons

Hey! Just sharing two payment processor icons. PaPal AlertPay You are free to use these icons anywhere, but a link-back will be highly appreciated.

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Designing a registration page eh?

What comes to our mind when we see some awesome informational websites, blog or a forum? Well, personally speaking I would register on the site to get full access to the content which I feel is useful. Over the years …

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Two level menu using CSS3 transitions

We will create a two level menu using CSS3 and will include effects which were earlier only possible with javascript! Step 1 Lets start by making a simple list in HTML. I have wrapped the UL tags in a DIV …

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We are going Live!

Dear readers! After months of thinking and research on web technologies we are starting a web log which will be primarily focused on front end and back end coding tutorials, inspirations, tips and tricks. Also occasional posts about graphic designing …

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