Responsive Web Design

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How to Integrate Your Phoenix Application with Semantic UI and Webpack

by Murtaza Basrai on 2nd March, 2017

Semantic UI is a great looking UI framework for web applications and websites. It provides a lot of ready to use components which is perfect for creating a decent looking application very quickly.

Recently I was trying to use Semantic UI framework with Phoenix project and came across the issue in integrating those two. Semantic UI comes with Gulp build tool, and Phoenix project comes bundled with Brunch build tool. For the integration, I decided to bring both to a middle ground - Webpack 2.

Published in design, web-development, javascript | Tagged with front-end, responsive-web-design, web-development, elixir, phoenix, javascript

Metarefresh 2014 - Conference on Building a Better Web and User Experience

by Akash Devaraju on 12th March, 2014

The third edition of Meta Refresh, an annual conference on the construction of the user experience on the web was held at MLR Convention center, Bangalore, India.

This year's Meta Refresh opened the stage for web designers and developers to present on how their work has advanced the state of the web & mobile UI & UX design.

Published in events | Tagged with css3, front-end, javascript, minimum-viable-product, products, web-development, responsive-web-design, frameworks

Top 15 CSS Frameworks for Responsive Web Design

by Icicle on 13th April, 2013

Responsive Web Design has become a basic standard of web designing these days. From no where, there are now tens of Responsive frameworks which allow designers and developers to focus on core design of the application than basic boilerplate code for design.

Twitter Bootstrap has become the standard against which all Responsive frameworks are judged, and for a lot of good reasons. At the same time, there are excellent CSS frameworks like Zurb Foundation, LESS Framework etc. which offer features - be it components, code style, architecture, which can be more to one's taste and development preference.

Responsive Web Design

Published in design | Tagged with responsive-web-design, frameworks, html5, twitter-bootstrap

Responsive Web Design

How to Integrate Your Phoenix Application with Semantic UI and Webpack

Metarefresh 2014 - Conference on Building a Better Web and User Experience

Top 15 CSS Frameworks for Responsive Web Design

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