Bootstrap has become one of the basic tools to start web development. Though I’m using it for quite some time, I don’t dare to change the original look and feel due to the fear that I may mess up with the project and or spend too much time on designing. Yes! Sass makes it easy but still I refrain from changing.

Windows Phone’s tile design is a haunting beauty to me. I never knew a layout of neat square boxes can impress me that much. And so I tried to implement that tile design in web using CSS and jQuery. I have tried only the Tile Flip animation which can show two different information one at the front side and another at the back side of the tile.

Most of us are good users of Sticky notes application of Windows which is quite a good tool for quick notes to remember. I got inspired by that and tried to create a simple web Sticky Notes using CSS3 and jQuery.

Today, I got the chance to read the article Don’t Put Labels Inside Text Boxes (Unless You’re Luke W). In that article, Caroline tries to address the problem of using anything inside a text box. Whether it is label or hints. This really pulled me to write this article. I don’t exactly remember when I met the first form with labels inside the text box, but since then I have been fan of labels inside text fields both as an user and designer.

Few days ago I saw a link bearing the title ‘Monalisa using CSS3’ repeatedly in Facebook and Twitter. When I checked it out, I was totally impressed. A Monalisa picture made by just using CSS3 alone. To be more precise box-shadow property of CSS3 alone. It was done by Jay Salvat using a PHP program which he had uploaded on his GitHub. He has done an incredibly innovative work.

Internet seems to be the best innovation from human race. The architecture of the internet remains the same for decades, but the application and use of internet has got an unimaginable growth. To be precise, from 2001 to 2011, within a span of 10 years, internet users’ growth is 528%! (Source: http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm). Web is the largest application in the internet. Every one of us is active user of at least 10 websites. Last decade saw a new revolution in the name of social networking which is still not over yet. Definitely web is the big thing which is going to rule the world for few more decades (Some say mobile is the next big thing; I would like to ask them to switch off internet in their ‘smarter’ phones and say it again).