If you’re a fellow web designer or developer, you know the value in making connections and constantly learning. On this page we’ll tell you some more about some tools we've worked with over the years and how they help us do our best. Hopefully, this here can satisfy your curiosity.
960 is a CSS framework which helps you design reliable layouts, either in a 12 or 16-column grid.
Cufon is a great method of replacing text with custom typefaces, using the <canvas> tag and VML. Cufon is the current favourite over sIFR for its rendering speed and simplicity.
When testing and debugging websites, nothing is more helpful in the development process than Firebug, an extension for the Firefox web browser.
jQuery is a JavaScript library, meaning that it helps front-end developers get the most of native JavaScript functionality and helps us quickly access and manipulate DOM elements on our page. The user experience changes with JavaScript since your page can become more interactive, and you can develop responsive single-page web applications like Gmail.
The UI library of jQuery contains a set of interactive functions (like dragging, dropping, and sorting), visual effects, and commonly-used widgets. It extends the base of the jQuery code so that developers can reuse UI elements.
