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The app is impressive.

Seems to be nice service for lazy people :D

Yes, there are many web developers, you can follow them on this page https://codepad.co/developers

Looks nice, a lot of useful snippets here.

It's one of the best long story article about font combinations which I read. Some examples are really good.

Gotham, Proxima Nova and Avenir are really best of...

Designmodo was first http://designmodo.com/flat-free/ Read the About page on Flat UI Colors.

You're right, and here http://designmodo.com/flat/ are swatches with many flat colors.

You're right.

I recommend you the WordPress version http://designmodo.com/startup-wordpress/, take a look to this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTN4xvzHUsM

Nope, only free. Paid version looks nice too.

That's true...

Here, on GitHub, you can download framework for your startup.

Live demo of samples: http://designmodo.github.io/startup-demo/framework/samples/s... http://designmodo.github.io/startup-demo/framework/samples/s...

Live website created with this framework: http://hipstafood.com/

What do you think?

An amazing framework, a great step forward, beyond all the existing frameworks. I guess your main trump card is design…

Bootstrap 3.0 + 50 Flat icons. - very useful addition.

As one of the folks who was able to try these on (thanks Morgan), I can say that the initial impression is speechlessness.

It’s a very foreign feeling to have information at your fingertips, but not having anything in your hands. There’s a moment of pause as you figure out what to do with them.

Both Sass and LESS are CSS preprocessors, which allow writing clean CSS in a programming construct instead of static rules.

LESS is inspired by Sass. Sass was designed to both simplify and extend CSS, so things like curly braces were removed from the syntax. LESS was designed to be as close to CSS as possible, so the syntax is identical to existing CSS code. As a result, existing CSS can be used as valid LESS code.

The newer versions of Sass also introduced a CSS-like syntax called SCSS (Sassy CSS).

Perfect explanation, good was mentioned Flat UI by designmodo in this article http://designmodo.com/flat-free/.

Completely agree with you there. I think in the right place it can give a different perspective. One of the above graphics looks like you're looking down onto a monument so to that degree it could be used but I know I wouldn't even get away with 'flat design' with most of my clients as they would say a 5-year-old had done it and it wasn't worth the price tag.

As with most things design it's about getting the appropriateness of technique to task.

Although everyone is hoping for Apple to finally catch up – or at least for an modern / flat / current design – I really believe Apple is going to pitch its changes as a leap forward, not catching up.

I’m not expecting any Tile or Android-flat like design, i am however expecting something that will “again” differentiate them from the rest. Can’t wait!

Tale a look here http://designmodo.com/flat-free/ to color swatches - http://i.imm.io/14sXs.png

Very interesting result, 100% more signups. Try now with a cat.

Cool!

waiting for pro version of Flat UI - http://designmodo.com/flat/

LV get free advertising from this process... i think this is just a wrong step from LV...

I thinking that is stupid to make DMCA takedown for this - http://designmodo.com/flat-free/ just check layervault site :) the difference is more that visible...

I think that Flat UI is 95% unique, and is very well.

say no DMCA ABUSE!

Designmodo announced Flat UI Free v.1.1 is public Now! Download updated version - http://designmodo.com/flat-free/ PSD & HTML (Twitter Bootstrap based)!

Designmodo announced Flat UI Free v.1.1 is public Now! Download updated version - http://designmodo.com/flat-free/ PSD & HTML (Twitter Bootstrap based)!

Create a new topic guys!

Here is good point view - http://manufacturednormalcy.com/?p=70

I can't believe that the threshold for a DMCA notice claim is simply that LayerVault is the sole owner of the works. No where did LayerVault specify which works they were claiming (aside from saying the whole thing was theirs) which it obviously isn't based upon the differences.

And google is next victim - http://cl.ly/NO8C

Google and Pantone - http://cl.ly/NO8C

"In addition, the color schemes have been claimed to be identical: http://pixxel.co/feed/layervault-issues-dmca-takedown

Flat UI has more than 20 colors. LV just 7?...