456 Berea Street (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
An understandable reaction many people have when they realise they can’t use a certain feature of HTML, CSS or other web technologies is to blame the W3C for being slow. Sometimes doing so may be correct, but a lot of the time it is browser vendors who are slow to implement emerging standards. Keeping track of which browsers – and from which version – support a particular recommendation...
456 Berea Street (Free subscription) | 12/07/2009
One of the purposes of the alt attribute is to provide alternate text that can be shown when an image cannot be displayed, either because it is missing or broken, or because the user has disabled images in their (graphical) web browser. Most graphical web browsers do display alt text in place of missing images, but there is one notable exception: Safari and most other WebKit-based browsers (iCab,...
456 Berea Street (Free subscription) | 12/03/2009
Whenever you specify a background image in your CSS, consider what happens if the image is missing. If there is text on top of the image, is it still readable? If not, specify a colour for the browser to use instead of the image so the text becomes readable again. Why would an image be missing? A few possibilities are broken images, network problems, and user settings. Read full post Posted in Accessibility...
456 Berea Street (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
One advantage XHTML has over HTML is that it has simpler syntax rules. If you want your documents to validate you can’t pick and choose – you need to use lowercase for tag and attribute names, close all elements, quote all attribute values, and give all attributes a value. Some find those rules restrictive. I find them extremely useful since they give developers less room for coding choices...
SimpleBits (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
Now available at the shop. Delicious typography. A super-soft, “Tri-Blend” t-shirt in espresso brown from American Apparel, printed with everyone’s favorite logogram (set in Knockout’s Ultra Sumo weight). Peanut butter? Mustard? Fluff? Jelly? Either way, we think the ampersand is a ligature for eat and not et. The Ampersandwich Tee is available now over at the shop. [...]
456 Berea Street (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
Jeffrey Zeldman on how the stricter and clearer rules of XHTML 1.0 made many web professionals improve their markup: A Zing Too Far . Read full post Posted in (X)HTML , HTML 5 , Web Standards .
Zack Live (Free subscription) | 11/29/2009
After my last post Top 10 Best Quality WordPress Themes Of 2009, we have found more great themes, today we are sharing some portfolio WordPress themes with you. 1. Irresistable 2. WP Coda 3. Vivee 4.Creative by Nature 5. Work-a-holic 6. Folio Elements 7. FotoFolio 8. WPESP Portfolio Theme 9. Sharpfolio 10. Viewport 11. The Unstandard 12. Gallery Theme 13. Fullscreen 14. Infinity 15. Linquist [via:...
Zack Live (Free subscription) | 11/28/2009
@mikebithell Twitter is a very powerful tool, so many people are using Twitter, and more and more great Twitter themes being created. We found some great illustrated style Twitter design which may inspire you. Feel free to let us know you found better ones. (You can find me here on Twitter) @arinee @peachpops @mj12982 @doubleolee @anousone @djambazov @Vectips @Krftd @sallid @meetblink @Malarkey @sickbrain...
Zack Live (Free subscription) | 11/26/2009
A lot of great WordPress themes were created in 2009, we collect top 10 high quality WordPress themes, please let me know if you got better ones. Gallery deStyle Imprezz Folio Elements Compositio Irresistible Glassical FREEmium Black Power Vintage Related PostsUpdate: BlackNWhite Theme Update 05/November/2009Update: GrayLines Theme Updated 05/November/2009Four WordPress Theme FrameworksMy First WordPress...
Zack Live (Free subscription) | 11/25/2009
You may not be able to go for a travel, but a great landscape photo or image on your desktop may cheer you up as well. Here we’ve collect some amazing landscape photos and images for you, feel free to pick one for your wallpaper. Lovely Hill Background 16:10 Resolution: 1680×1050 Mystical Waters, Yosemite National Park, Califor Resolution: 1600×1200 Luminosity Resolution: [...]
hicksdesign (Free subscription) | 11/25/2009
This month’s .net magazine (#196 December) features my article ‘Design the perfect icon’. focussing on icon design for websites, rather than for software. It expands on the talk I gave at @media earlier this year Icons for Interaction This is my first really big magazine article that I’ve written, and found 5500 words much harder than I thought, and probably won’t be...
456 Berea Street (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
If you haven't added CSSquirrel to your list of regular reads, you should. Among other things, the Squirrel (Kyle Weems) turns topics like the sometimes hotly debated HTML 5 into enjoyable comics . Anyone who follows or takes the slightest interest in the development of HTML 5 or the web in general should find his comics and their associated blog posts worthwhile. Some of them may also make you laugh...
456 Berea Street (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
In An Early Look At IE9 for Developers , Dean Hachamovitch (General Manager, Internet Explorer) reveals some of the news in the next version of Internet Explorer. Better JavaScript performance, improved standards support (border-radius and CSS 3 selectors are mentioned), and better text rendering are all good. I would really like to see CSS 3 support on par with that of other browsers, as well as...
Zack Live (Free subscription) | 11/18/2009
I guess you can make paper plane, but do you know that is a kind of art, they called paper art. Here we collected some amazing paper arts, do you think you can do that? Ingrid Siliakus Su Blackwell Chatsworth, Derbyshure ‘A Guide to’ The Story of Peter Pan: The Pirate Ship Alice: Through the Looking Glass The Old House Bert Simons Harry [...]
Zack Live (Free subscription) | 11/18/2009
A picture speaks a thousand words, a poster tells even more, especially for movie posters. There are a lot of great movie posters out there, how do designers create them? Here are 10 Photoshop tutorials to tech you to create your own movie poster. Intense Movie Poster Recreating The Dark Knight Poster War Movie Poster Retro Boxing Poster Vintage Horror [...]
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xsyssoftech | 08/20/2008
Xsys Software Technologies is an IT Solutions Company, offering Custom Software application development in India. As a dedicated Custom Software development solutions provider, we try hard to deliver superior quality and cost effective Intranet,Internet,Web Design development solutions to our clients by following customized processes to deliver on-time and quality outputs. Our high-end dedicated Custom...
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spinxwebdesign | 07/29/2008
The World Wide Web is one of the fastest growing marketplaces, with thousands of companies launching their websites daily! So how do you get your website noticed and achieve higher rankings in search engine results? Getting a website designed is not a difficult task, but to follow and stay on top of the latest trends for better net exposure surely needs insight and hard work. Leading web design companies...
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This is good information for landing web design company. We should also get feedback of clients of particular company before hire company.
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spinxwebdesign | 05/13/2008
You must have come across websites that contain loads of well-built flash designs, heavy use of bright colors, and large volumes of text to the extent that they scare you. Why does this happen? You've all heard the phrase ‘Too many cooks spoil the broth’. Well, the same applies in web design. Often, many of the extra features serve no purpose in addressing the concerns and requirements of the site...
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