Christmas greeting: An experimental CSS Grid game

We want to wish you Merry Christmas with this experimental retro game based on CSS Grid, with SVG animations and other surprises. Come on, Santa needs you help!

SiloMag #50

And we get 50! And as another week more, here you are the latest and more interesting news and content about Web Design, Graphic design and WordPress

Progressive Disclosure with CSS

We apply the technique of progressive disclosure in examples with CSS only to improve the user experience.

CSS4: The new version of CSS that will never exist

Much is said about the new version of CSS, however CSS4 will not exist. The cycle of updates of CSS1 and CSS2 will change radically. We see what will happen in the future.

Custom Post Types in WordPress: Use and plugins

The Custom Post Types are one of the most important options of WordPress when it comes to extending the functionalities of the Core. With this tutorial we review the most common uses of the types of personalized posts and how to create them via plugin or custom code.

Canada Modern: Graphic design file about Canada

We talk about the digital graphic design file of Canada Modern, a collection of logos, editorial designs, articles and biographies of designers from 1960 to 1985; perfect to find some inspiration and learn more about design in Canada.

Editorial Design and CSS Grid: Inspiration and examples

Thanks to CSS Grid, the editorial design and web design are closer than ever, serving the designs of magazines and publications as inspiration for web projects, as some of these examples.

Adding custom actions to users in WordPress

The WordPress core comes prepared with hundreds of filters and hooks to customize our project to the last detail. In this case we explain how to add a new link to the row of quick actions of each user.

Gridexamples.com: what makes you work in a Side Project

These last weeks we have been working on a Side Project called Gridexamples.com, a showcase with examples of websites in production that use CSS Grid. We will review what we have learned during its development.

Christmas greeting: mini Game with HTML, SVG and CSS

Christmas is already here! And with it our Christmas card, this year, in the form of a game designed with HTML, CSS and JS. Can you help Santa decorate his tree correctly? Merry Christmas!

Time progress bar with CSS

In this article we are going to experiment with a new value for the CSS position property to create a progress bar reading the articles without the need of using PHP or JavaScript, just HTML and CSS.

How to create a floating social bar with HTML and CSS3

In this demo you will see how to create a horizontal social bar to share your articles. We will model it so that it stays fixed and floating in the lower part of the screen. All with HTML and CSS3.

CSS to the rescue: Improving UX in forms

Forms are one of the most forgotten element in web design. But this doesn’t make much sense because forms are where the user interact with our apps or website. Let’s revise how we can improve the UX with new CSS pseudo-classes.

Creative examples of 404 error with CSS

404 error pages are one of the most neglected sections in web design. With these designs and CSS animations there are no excuses for not having a creative and funny design.