I stumbled upon this site while browsing today, thought will share it with all.

The site gives you a solid foundation to build your project on top of, with an easy-to-use grid, sensible typography, useful plugins, and even a stylesheet for printing.

Blueprint: A CSS Framework | Spend your time innovating, not replicating

Architecture – Camera walk through

Continuing from the Part I of the series, we are giving away another sample animation.

Character Animation

We at studio Netsouls our now planning to venture into 3-d animations. As a concept we are over the next three four days upload some concept animations that have been developed in-house in the last two months.

Body Hand - Animation & Rigging

Everyone of you must have heard that Google just released its’ open source browser - Chrome. So, should web designers be again testing their web designs against this?

The answer is NO.

Theoretically, Chrome uses the same rendering engine that Safari, Adobe AIR, iPhone, and Android use. So as web designers, we don’t have to worry about another annoying engine that can screw up our code.

What you should note, is that Chrome is really more about web applications and not web browsing. Google is basically taking aim at Microsoft Windows with this browser. They are positioning it as a platform to create software on.

This is something that Microsoft has been worrying about for years and I think it is one of the reasons why was MS has been slow to adopt the Web Standards.

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