Discover the best new resources for web developers and designers including tools, libraries, fonts, icons and many other goodies that we curated during May 2018.

1. Tools & Utilities

Overflow

Overflow is a new cross-platform tool that syncs with other design tools that you can use to create beautiful user flows.

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Screely

Screely makes your screenshots or designs beautiful and Dribbble-ready with just a drag and drop.

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Unique

Unique allows you to create your own custom fonts in just a few steps.

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Illustration Tools

Illustration Tools is as its name says, a nifty directory of tools for illustrators that’s worth checking out!

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LayoutIt

LayoutIt is a CSS grid layout generator.

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Jumprock

Jumprock is a service that handles form submissions for your static websites.

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Keyframes.app

Keyframes.app comes as a browser extension and a web app with a visual timeline that allows you to easily create and run animations.

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Cool Backgrounds

Cool backgrounds is an awesome background generator.

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2. Libraries

ReLaXed

ReLaXed is a library that allows complex layouts to be created using web technologies and generates PDF documents interactively.

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Cash.js

Cash is a really small (4kb mingz) jQuery alternative for modern browsers (IE10+).

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Curtains.js

Curtains.js is a small library that converts HTML elements into animated 3D WebGL textured planes.

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Layer.js

Layer.js is a library that allows you to create UI compositions and animations.

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Smart CSS Grid

Smart CSS Grid is a lightweight CSS framework with clear syntax and minimal footprint weighing only 0.5 KB.

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Flexy

Flexy is a minimalistic CSS framework weighing only 0.33 KB minified and gzipped.

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Ranger.js

Ranger.js is a small, standalone library for working with ranges of numbers in JavaScript.

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Saber.js

Saber.js is a lightweight library for creating static websites using Vue.

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3.Courses & Tutorials

Learn Bulma CSS

Build three beautiful websites in less than 1 hour with the Bulma CSS course from Scrimba.

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Responsive Knockout Text With Looping Video

Giulio Mainardi wrote a great article on CSS Tricks on how to create a responsive knockout text with looping background video.

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Solved with CSS: Dropdown Menus

Una Kravets covers how to create powerful and accessible dropdown menus powered by CSS.

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4. Fonts

Lash

Lash is a free, tall and sharp font designed by Mehmet Reha Tugcu.

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MT Knox

MT Knox is a free, condensed editorial display typeface designed by Morrison Type.

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Cunia

Cunia is a free, beautiful, bold and semi-rounded typeface designed by Alejo Bergmann

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Argon

Argon is a free, sharp and stylized typeface designed by Gianina Poma.

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5. Icons

12 Language Icons

A beautiful set of 12 vector icons from Max Panchyk.

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Lordicons

Lordicons is a free set of 50 animated SVG icons.

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Clothes and Shopping Icons

A free set of 40 clothes and shopping vector icons designed by Kasra Design.

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6. Great Reads

• 📄[Webflow] How not to write an error message
• 📄The next big thing in type?
• 📄[CSS Tricks] Inspecting animations in DevTools
• 📄[A List Apart] Priority Guides: A Content-First Alternative to Wireframes
• 📄[Imaginary Cloud] Is timeless UI design a thing?
• 📄[Medium] A 25-Step Program for Becoming a Great Designer
• 📄Styling buttons, the right way

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Check out the other monthly roundups:

• Resources for web designers and developers – January 2018
• Resources for web designers and developers – February 2018
• Resources for web designers and developers – March 2018
• Resources for web designers and developers – April 2018