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Abaris web development Company in okhla, Delhi we are providing Human Resource Management (HRM) software for helps the organization with up-to-date information of all their employees. This helps the management to save their time, keep permanent records of employees, keep the database saved permanently or as desired.

Every month we bring you the best new apps, frameworks, design and mobile resources, business resources, and more. Here we are at the end of 2015, and we've compiled a roundup of the best of what we've featured this year, a total of more than 70 resources, carefully curated to make sure it's the best of the best!

This is a list of 25 free color related web applications to create color palettes, edit color palettes, create color themes, test colors and color palettes against a myriad of variables, find color palettes from images, and more.

Organizing the content of a page in a both intuitive and eye-catching manner, is a must in modern web design.

Web designer Mary Lou shares another helpful jQuery tutorial. Here, she demonstrates how to solve circle hovering problem by creating a plugin that will take care of the 'mouseenter', 'mouseleave' and 'click' events.

"Web Development is a pretty hectic field, with loads of stuff to remember in a constantly moving and updating field of work. It can be a bit hard then, to try and keep track of all the little details in all those coding languages you spent hours learning. When I'm coding I find myself googling for a certain function every few minutes to check it exists, and this wastes valuable time. Luckily, a load of lovely web developers have created little things called Cheat Sheets, which let you reference the basics of languages really fast from one sheet. Below I present you with 15 essential cheat sheets for you to reference till your hearts content."

Aside from the above trick, Star also explains in his post why he chose to use Gmail as an example, and then gave additional some more resources on how to further customize the toolbar. Moreover, there he also shows how you can create a keyboard shortcut to open your links directly.

"Since learning is a lifelong task that doesn't stop after pursuing a certain academic certificate, this round-up is not only dedicated to beginners. It's for everyone who wants to become an expert in a certain field or is simply curious about the Web and the latest tools and techniques around them. We hope that this round-up will bring you closer with many of the valuable resources that are available out there. Some are completely free while others can be obtained through quite affordable memberships. You may also be surprised to find that your local college or university is also publishing free classes and courses on all sorts of topics you can think of - make sure to keep an eye open!"

If you have tried Googling web designer resources you will have noticed that there is a gazillion different resources, however sometimes you just want to kick back and read a good old-fashioned magazine. If you are looking for a print publication that covers topics that web designers and developers are interested in then here is a list of 10 publications that you might find interesting. If you feel we have forgotten any then just leave us a comment below! .net Magazine Not only is .net one of the best online resources for web designers and developers, however their magazine is packed with practical advice on everything from design, development, sales, marketing, usability to accessibility, information architecture, security, copywriting, advertising and much much more.

This is a new portion of web design and development articles, blog posts and resources recently retweeted at @htmlcut. 4 deaths and one evil in the section "Opinions", 5 extremely valuable articles in "Copyright and Legal Issues" (including a real example of dealing with a content theft), a whole bunch of useful examples of HTML5, CSS3 and JS code and many other interesting things.

A resource you may find useful is the 1140px Grid created by Australian designer Andy Taylor. The 1140 grid fits perfectly into a 1280 monitor. On smaller monitors it becomes fluid and adapts to the width of the browser. The grid consists of twelve columns, which can be evenly divided into columns of two, three, four or six. In terms of browser support, Andy's grid works in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, IE7, and IE8. IE6 (there's always one, isn't there?) doesn't support max-​​width, so the grid doesn't fix to 1140px. It spans the full width of the browser.

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Promatics India provides high quality web and mobile based application services. Our commitment to provide high quality software services goes beyond compliances and associations. It is our commitment that we keep pouring our resources and efforts in improving our processes and upgrading our technology skills.

AnimaDrag is a great drag-and-drop plugin that is small and lightweight. Created by web and software developer Abel Mohler, it's independent of jQuery UI framework and is easily draggable thanks to jQuery animation.

Created by a web developer in the Philippines

Curtain.js is jQuery plugin created by Victor Coulon that gives a cool and very unique effect during page transition.

One of the very interesting techniques in creating buttons with CSS is by Johnny Simpson . His creation is these sleek pressure style buttons that you may find useful in your site. He mainly used multiple box shadows to add depth instead of gradients because it has more solid ground when it comes to support. They work well on the latest versions of all major browsers.

Chris Spooner shares a nice tutorial on how you can create a vibrant digital poster design with CSS3. His Circlicious design is made purely of HTML and CSS. Take note that this is only suited to modern browsers of Firefox, Safari and Chrome.