I’ve been running across several new UI PSD kits that cover a wide range of elements, everything from buttons to media players. I wanted to take a shot at making my own with a few simple elements – feel free to use the following UI elements in any project you’d like.
I came up with this simple Polaroid design for a small project and wanted to share it as a quick freebie. Download the PSD, play around with it and use it however you’d like – no attribution or credit is required.
I recently came across a great looking set of navigational buttons designed by Orman Clark of Premium Pixels. I’m a big fan of his design style and decided to whip together a quick CSS3/HTML version of the buttons. Check out the demo and feel free to download the example zip file as well.
I’ve just updated Sharebar to version 1.1.3, which adds support for disabling the Sharebar widget on individual posts and pages. After you update the plugin, a new option panel should appear in your post and page editing screens at the bottom of the right sidebar – just check that option to disable Sharebar for that post!
This week we held our first ever giveaway contest, in which two lucky winners will receive the AppSumo User Love Bundle. The winners have been picked!
This is the first of many giveaways to come on DevGrow, this week we’re giving away 2 AppSumo User Love bundles for total customer care. The giveaway contest starts today and the winners will be announced this Friday, so act fast if you want to enter!
Recently for a small project, I turned one of my previous WordPress cache experiments into a simple, reusable PHP class that you can throw into any project for quick caching. It’s released under MIT license so feel free to use and modify it however you’d like!
As I’ve mentioned before, I’m working on a premium WordPress themes site at the moment and came across the need for a decent-looking SaaS-style pricing table. After looking over dozens of other sites to get an idea of what works best, I whipped one up that satisfies the needs of my customers. To save you a bit of time, I’m sharing the code here so you can use it in your projects as well (GPLicious!).
As a web designer I’m always on the lookout for great-looking free fonts to use in my projects. I’ve compiled a list of some of my favorite fonts from 3 great sites: DaFont, 1001 Fonts and FontSpace. Check them out and leave a comment if you use them:
I finally got around to redesigning my client invoice template and I’ve decided to share it with you guys. It’s in PSD format and you’re free to use it for whatever you’d like! Simply open the document in Photoshop, add new items, save it as a PDF and email it to your clients – a few quick steps to a professional invoice.
DevGrow is a journal on web design, development and usability written by Monji Dolon.
