Ruby

http://s.erious.ly
Author Archive
ELC Code / Publishers

“Mad Libs” Style Forms

by Gregor Martynus on Mar 12, 2010 • No Comments
Luke Wroblewski, Chief Design Architect at Yahoo! and author of “Web Form Design“, published a very interesting post about “Mad Libs” Style Forms and how he improved the conversation of vast.com by 25-40%. This is how Luke tweaked the contact form: Read the full post: “Mad Libs” Style Form Increases Conversion 25-40% I wondered whether there is...
ELC Code / Publishers

Friday late night hacking

by Gregor Martynus on Nov 6, 2009 • No Comments

Pairing with Heineken on some cool stuff we will show you soon - live from Paris

Prost

ELC Code / Publishers

Make your buttons look super awesome

by Gregor Martynus on Oct 9, 2009 • No Comments

Back in April, ZURB published the super awesome buttons to showcase what can now be done with CSS and RGBA. They are so awesome! They still look like images but loading speed and maintainability continues to benefit from normal HTML buttons. Below is what they...

ELC Code / Publishers

Stop wasting time – create Bug Tickets with Screenshots using Freshlog

by Gregor Martynus on Oct 3, 2009 • No Comments

I love bug reports with screenshots because you take one look and you know exactly what the problem is. There is no need to leave your ticket environment to reproduce the bug, you see it right there. You see the browser and you see the current site,...

ELC Code / Publishers

Rotate Images and Stuff wit CSS only

by Gregor Martynus on Aug 17, 2009 • No Comments

Did you know you can rotate images (and all other html elements) by using nothing but CSS?

Simply add these CSS classes to your HTML elements for rotation in 90 degree steps.

  .rot0 {
    -webkit-transform: rotate(0deg); 
    -moz-transform: rotate(0deg);
    rotation: 0deg;
...
ELC Code / Publishers

ReCSS – AJAX friendly CSS testing

by Gregor Martynus on Jun 24, 2009 • No Comments

Back in the days when the web didn't yet have a version number, David from dojotoolkit.org came up with a neat solution to reload your css without the need of reloading your page: ReCSS.

It's just a simple bookmarklet that walks through all linked stylesheets and reloads them. This omits page...

Follow seriouslyruby on Twitter!

Sponsorship

© 2010 Ruby. All Rights Reserved.
Powered by WordPress.

Designed by WPSHOWER