Posts by Kayleigh Circle

Kayleigh Circle

About the author | Kayleigh Circle

Kayleigh is a web developer at TBH Creative, specializing in front-end development. She likes to blog about a variety of web design topics, including design tips, the latest trends in the industry, and how to make your website more successful.

Practical uses of animated GIFs in web design

What comes to mind when you hear “animated GIF”? Do you think back to the days when animated clip art ruled on websites hosted on Geocities and MySpace? Do you associate the term with Tumblr or Buzzfeed, where animated GIFs pop up on a daily basis? (If all you’re thinking is “what’s a GIF?” then […]

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Choosing a CSS grid system for your web design

A CSS grid system consists of pre-written CSS styles that are used to help create the structure of a website. They are usually made up of some combination of rows and columns to aid in layout creation. Using a grid system for your website is important. It helps to improve the overall design by providing […]

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What to look for when choosing a CSS framework

CSS frameworks can be a great addition to your web development process. They provide pre-built code to help create the foundation of a website, providing features like grid systems, typography, forms, icons, widgets, and more, all ready to be implemented into your project. By using a framework, you don’t have to start from scratch every […]

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CSS3 Series, Part 3: Fixed headers

Fixed headers are a hot topic in the web design world, and they can be found on all types of websites. As you scroll down the page, you’ll notice the header area “sticks” to the top, staying in place as you scroll down. The fixed header is a popular feature for good reason; it can […]

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CSS3 Series, Part 2: Infinite Scrolling

We’ve all been here: you’re making your way through your latest posts and just reaching the end, when suddenly even more content shows up, and you start all over again. If you frequent social media sites, such as Twitter, Tumblr, and Pinterest, you’re probably familiar with the concept of infinite scrolling. This never-ending content approach […]

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