Convert your old SWF Flash files to HTML5. The tool has a few examples and is only Beta but the site looks great Visit Link
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Backgrid.js
This may be a good solution to use along with enquire.js to responsively change the data grid based on the viewport Visit Link
RoyalSlider is easy to use jQuery image gallery and content slider plugin with animated captions, responsive layout and touch support for mobile devices. As navigation you can use thumbnails, tabs or bullets. Use it as image slider, slideshow, HTML content slider, gallery, banner rotator, video gallery, carousel or even presentation. Developed in best practises of […]
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Sequence.js and Sequence Themes
SquenceJS is a new take on responsive sliders. You can use it out of the box or purchase one of the themes – Visit Link
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Typograph – Scale & Rhythm
A great tool for understanding scale & rhythm with your typography. Visit Link
jResize is a responsive web development tool, built in jQuery to assist the workflow of developers on responsive projects. There are various tools for responsive development, iframes at different widths embedded in the page, and the tedious resizing of the browser. So here’s a different approach which grabs all your HTML, and resizes it inside […]
Think of Toolkit as your swiss army knife for Progressive Enhancement and Responsive Web Design. Those little bits and bobs that make your life easy and you want to reuse throughout projects but never really had a place to put? They’re here, and they’re designed to make your life happy. Toolkit is broken out into […]
This little web page gives you @media queries for monitors, smart phones and tablets. They don’t go into the detail of pixel density, but focus mainly on device-widths and orientations. This is great to give you an idea about the number of media query possibilities, but I would recommend coming up with your own set […]
Proto helps you knock up quick responsive layout concepts by providing a set of predefined CSS classes. All that’s needed to get going is the proto.scss file and some basic HTML. Visit Link
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Specificity Calculator
A visual way to understand CSS Specificity Visit Link