You may use the Coucou Icons set in your own projects, copy, distribute and transmit and remix as you want.

It is designed to be easily embeddable on a website or application using a webfont and css. This web font icon set is inspired by the excellent work of Dave Gandy’s font awesome project and the Octicons font made by the github team.

It’s not a boilerplate or a theme, it is a set of default rules and style – a nice refreshing root beer.

Sassaparilla uses the power of Sass via SCSS and Compass to create flexible stylesheets that we can re-use and add to over time.

It gives the flexibility of adding unlimited users, tickets, labels and projects. The application give ability to manage and schedule project tasks and track their activity easily.

It has it’s own unique namespaces and your classes will not cross with maxmertkit’s classes. It offers parent-sensitive classes, if you apply modifier (for example, status) to a parent-widget, it will apply to all child-widgets.

With it you can develop responsive sites for browsers that do not support Media Queries module (CSS3) and without using hacks (not character validated by W3C).

The script adds classes that do a deep scan on the client browser, opening up a range of opportunities for customization, thus being able to extend these capabilities to even newer browsers.

All the images are downloadable in a vector format, so you can easily tweak colors, rotation and adjust effects like blur, bevels or shadows. Another direct benefit is infinite scaling, it means no size limit for the resulting files which can be used for high resolution interfaces, retina display, logos, stencils etc…

It includes 3 Photoshop PSD files with all 120 Vector Shapes for each size, and one PSD file with the preview for this icon set.

All icons are 100% scalable to any size if needed (when resizing these icons, keep the pixel aspect ratio to keep these icons pixel perfect).

Comes with the PNG files for all 120 icons in each size, 16×16, 32×32, 64×64 pixels and includes a Custom Shape (.CSH) file as well.

It does so by making it easy to populate static HTML with dynamic content, and by randomizing elements within a layout on subsequent loads of a document, in a way, simulating connectivity to a live database.

Dummy’s primary goal is to provide tools that speed front-end prototyping and QA. Whether you’re meticulously crafting a fully responsive site with a myriad of CSS breakpoints, or just slapping together a half-baked idea – using Dummy should make it easier at the earliest stages of development to visualize, test and present something much closer to what your actual front-end will become under a variety of different conditions.

Each and every icon is carefully crafted in Expression Design with vector in mind.

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