It takes a lot of creativity to make a good looking website. However, it takes additional knowledge to turn that website, into a user-centric and friendly interface. This knowledge is known to many of us as UI or UX (User Interface / User Experience) design. It may be true that many organizations have devoted plenty […]
Author: Michael Soriano
Let’s Add Next and Previous Buttons to our Bootstrap Photo Gallery
Update 11/14/2015: This has been converted into a jQuery plugin so the code below may be different from the demo files. For more information on how to use the plugin, read the first section in the previous tutorial. In our previous tutorial, we learned how to create a photo gallery with Bootstrap. Our gallery looks […]
Create a Responsive Photo Gallery with this plugin and the Bootstrap Framework
This is the original page for bootstrap-photo-gallery plugin. It started out as a tutorial, then I converted it into a plugin. The README in Github is now the official documentation for the plugin – with a more detailed change log as well as instructions on how to use + options. This page is now simply […]
Exploring the Bootstrap 3.0 Grid System
Understanding what this framework can do for your next responsive site The idea of a grid system has been around since the 960.gs framework days. Web designers from all over the world began realizing the importance of pixel perfect alignment, gutter spacing and the rule of thirds. Gone are the days of grid-less web pages. […]
Build a Simple Responsive Navigation Menu from scratch with jQuery and CSS
Follow this tutorial to create your own responsive navigation menu without a plugin. So far one of the hardest parts of designing a responsive website is the dreaded navigation menu. I know because I’ve always struggled with it. I’ve seen plenty of plugins that convert your menu into a drop down list, or a fancy […]
Let’s make a WordPress Widget that displays our Custom Post Types
So I had a question from one my readers: “How can I add a Latest Listing widget in the sidebar“, which really translates to “How do we create a WordPress Widget?” Well, a widget that pulls our Custom Post Types. So I did a bit of research, and it turns out – that it’s not […]