Category Archives: CSS

Think ‘Above The Fold’ When Addressing Web Design CSS I recently visited two sites that I really liked, but only one of them designed their header space efficiently, such …
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Don’t Hinder Your Site With Unneeded Media CSS If you’re an artist by trade, or are hyping an upcoming movie or video game, then you can ignore this …
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Adapting to New Design Technologies, Learn From Adobe CSS It takes a keen mind to fully grasp the aspects of web design, and implement them in fruitful ways. After …
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The Importance of Web Standards CSS There is a lot of talk amongst designers about why web standards are important, sometimes it is a bragging point …
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The Best Marketing Checklist for Site Design CSS What this is about: This checklist covers multiple elements concerning the visual aspects of the website development. Some of the …
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BBC Redesigns Its Website CSS The BBC continues to redesign and develop it’s website, with the BBC News section of the site now being rolled …
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CSS and Continuing Attachment to Tables CSS I’m on a mailing list with a group of professional women designers and developers. There’s lots of conversation flowing and …
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CSS: Getting Safari To Behave CSS Safari is one of those tricky browsers that aren’t the most cooperative but there aren’t many hacks for it that …
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Why You Should Read Design Tutorials AJAX It is an interesting topic, most of us consider ourselves the masters of our field or talented enough to be …
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Adding Expiration Date To Headers CSS I’ve been tweaking the performance of BlogEngine.NEXT today using my favorite tool: YSlow for FireBug. One of the things YSlow …
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