Typeface.js is a new JavaScript tool for dynamic font replacement on the web. Instead of creating images or using flash just to show your site's graphic text in the font you want, you can use typeface.js and write in plain HTML and CSS, just as if your visitors had the font installed locally. Work is still being done, but it is a start worthy of being October's most promising resource. All it takes to get started is the typeface.js library and some typeface.js fonts.
![.$item[title].](/images/designs/duoh.jpg)
This tutorial provides various CSS examples on how you can create a large background site using either a single or double images. A great basis to build upon.
CSS sprites are a way to combine images to improve loading time, reducing the number of requests our server does. This article teaches you how to make them.
![.$item[title].](/images/designs/rockatee.jpg)
Another great update to this free WordPress theme. Now with several colour options and still loaded with features and a custom admin interface.
![.$item[title].](/images/designs/formrausch.jpg)
This tutorial explains how to implement a simple virtual keyboard with some help from jQuery. Great for use in projects likely to be accessed from a public computer.
A 'candy' menu, in several colour variations, with drop down functionality. Really quick to use, and could be modified easily to fit your requirements.
![.$item[title].](/images/designs/vebbu.jpg)
Design Top 10 features the best website designs, tutorials and resources published each month. It's the first stop for monthly inspiration!
If you would like to sponsor Design Top 10, we have a number of packages available:
Download the sponsorship PDF
If you would like any further information, please email us.