Apple appears to be spearheading a new ad campaign featuring high profile celebrities and the iPhone 4S. The ads seem to be in rotation for all three U.S. iPhone carrier partners — AT&T, Verizon and Sprint.
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With XHTML 1.0, XHTML 2, HTML 4, HTML 5 and XHTML 5 we have so many languages that it’s really getting hard to keep track! Here’s a little clarity.
Read ArticleFlash is officially no longer the go-to option for interactive effects on a website. Of course it’s still useful for many things, but where you simply want to create an interactive carousel or slideshow effect, JavaScript is increasingly the weapon of choice for the majority of web designers.
Read ArticleClear and simple identification of the many parts of a css declaration.
A CSS rule has two main parts: a selector, …
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This is the imaginary threat I anticipate coming from the back of the lab whenever I reach the CSS phase …
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Here’s a video showing how easy it is to create shadows on text, and background boxes with rounded corners. All without using Photoshop, Fireworks or any image editing software.
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Here’s a video I made for my students to help them remember how to construct a CSS tag.
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Almost every “structural limit” in web design has been conquered with CSS and Javascript. The final, lingering pet peeve I held on to was web fonts. There was no flexibility allowed outside of the standard browser fonts. The @font-face tag has changed that. However, it doesn’t arrive without an odor of controversy.
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