It’s September and we’ve got a fresh set of resources for our fellow web developers.

This book will reshape how you think about open source, and I have no doubt Brian’s words will inspire you to lean into the ideals of the web and contribute to something bigger than yourself.

Typewriter fonts can bring a unique style to your creative projects. Their worn-out letters and subtle ink blots replicate those characteristics you associate with vintage typing machines. They are great for projects like posters, branding, or invitations that need a vintage aesthetic.

Whether you’re organizing a local beer festival, promoting an Oktoberfest-themed event, or simply looking to capture the festive Bavarian spirit, the right design elements can make all the difference.

In this article, I’ll be showing how to get the same effects with no content duplication.

Data, data, and some more data. As businesses are swimming in the ocean of information, data engineers have become the lifeguards with their trusty flotation device — Python.

If you’re looking to add a gritty, urban vibe to your designs, spray paint textures and backgrounds are the perfect solution.

Creating ready-to-implement Lottie animations with a single tool is now possible thanks to SVGator’s latest feature updates.

Typography design is a fine balance of aesthetics and readability, and fonts play a crucial role in achieving that harmony. From sleek and modern typefaces to elegant serif fonts, the right typography can add character and distinction to your content.

A fresh set of great interactions and animation concepts from Dribbble for your inspiration.