html5 grid framework similar to bootstrap.
The Amazon Effect and How Retailers Can Slay the Beast
9 June 2017 @ 7:00 pm

How Design Insights Transformed Foundation Building Blocks
26 May 2017 @ 9:00 pm

The New Foundation Docs: Learn Your Way
17 May 2017 @ 7:00 pm

Foundation Building Blocks: Over 100 Components to Jump Start Your Projects
13 April 2017 @ 5:00 pm
The Foundation team has cut your development time in half again. Today we're thrilled to share Foundation Building Blocks with you- a comprehensive, open-source library of coded UI components you can drop into any standard Foundation project to give yourself a massive head start in your projects.
Hundreds of Coded UI Components for Your Foundation Projects
The Foundation Building Blocks library has been rebuilt from the ground up with over 100 code snippets in six categories including Navigation, Status, Control, Media, Containers and Form components. Built by the ZURB team, these are the most common and useful design patterns and UI components we've found in our two decades of web development work. Just browse the library, select the Building Block you need, and copy and paste the code into your pr

Foundation & CSS Grid: Think Beyond the Page
13 March 2017 @ 11:55 pm
There's a revolution happening right now. The way we think about and design websites is going to change again. Old conventions and methods are being replaced by exciting new technologies that open up entirely new ways to design and build the web. And they're available today.
Out With the Old
Most early websites in the 90’s were little more than digital brochures, which makes sense since the web was born from the world of print. Our options as web designers for laying out content fell short of what was available to print designers for many years. Slowly but surely, our tools got better and we discovered new methods and techniques that allowed us to do some incredible things. The web came into its own, but the world of print still exerts its influence on the way many designers think. To this day we still call web files “documents,” arrange our content in “pages,” and try to fit the experience of users into sitemaps.
17 Web Design Trends That Will Take Over 2017
10 March 2017 @ 8:00 pm
Designers working on web projects in 2017, in some ways, face more challenges than ever before. They have to create engaging websites, apps, and services that work seamlessly across all devices and work for a global audience at a pace that seems to speed up every year. That audience too is more tech savvy, have higher expectations and are more design literate than ever before and expect near perfection. Faced with these challenges, it's more important than ever for designers to be aware of emerging trends, solutions and patterns that can help them solve common issues, capture the full attention of their audiences, and deliver amazing experiences.
Here at ZURB, we've helped hundreds of companies surface the best solutions and take advantage of new patterns in their websites and products. We've created this list of 17 design and development trends we think every designer should be
What's Underneath Matters: How MeUndies Increased Mobile Conversion by 40%
2 March 2017 @ 5:01 pm

Design for Proximity, Not for Clicks
17 January 2017 @ 7:00 pm
Remember when the web was a collection of static websites, largely HTML, no CSS, and layout done with tables and frames? How about even farther back ' when your choice of mediums for design were print, film, industrial, and maybe even radio?
What about the aforementioned mediums is consistent? They were all linear. That meant we could think about things going from A-Z and stop there. Even when we got digital interfaces (enter HTML), we continued to think of interfaces as static screens for decades. It made things simple, and we put our focus into cutting the amounts of clicks on that trail to get people to the end faster. The data even seemed to prove it, with more clicks equaling 'bad' and less clicks equaling 'good.' This especially seemed to ring true in the eCommerce world where it's been accepted that the more hoops you make your user go through to buy something, the less sales you'll see. It was estimated that
Bring Your Page to Life with Reactive Animations
12 January 2017 @ 6:30 pm

Design or Get Off the Pot
27 December 2016 @ 8:31 pm
