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HTML and CSS List Based Menus

HTML and CSS based menus is nothing new. I believe web developers has understood the semantic meaning behind this and are using lists to create their web site...

0 replies - 1104 views - 07/30/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

A Digg-like, Flickr-like Pagination Style Using CSS

This tutorial explains how to design a pagination for search results or more in general to split a long list of records in more pages. It's a question I often...

0 replies - 1670 views - 07/14/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

Opera Dragonfly - The Next Level of Debugging For Web Developers

Debugging web sites and applications is a pain. Firebug has gone a long way to make it easier. With the release of the Opera 9.5 browser comes a new...

0 replies - 1705 views - 07/08/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

Optimizing CSS Controls with PNG Masks

After all the talk about css generated content, it is time to look at some other measures I took to keep as much styling control in css as possible. Up next is...

0 replies - 741 views - 07/08/08 by Niels Matthijs in News

60 Not To Be Missed Web Development Articles - June 2008 Web Builder Zone

June was a bumper month with a huge amount of awesome articles and tutorials posted across the web. Below is a list of ... not to be missed articles from...

0 replies - 3116 views - 07/01/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

Does Standards Compliant Equal Semantic Markup?

We see valid code popping up all over the place. And that’s great! Web standards should be followed by everyone. But, is it possible to make your code pass...

0 replies - 418 views - 06/16/08 by mcarthurgfx in News

Presentation Layer Best Practices

With the adoption of W3C recommendations by most web browser manufacturers, client-side web development has finally reached "critical mass" in terms...

0 replies - 1828 views - 06/06/08 by accessibility in News

27 Not to be Missed Web Development Articles - May 2008

This is the first edition of the monthly post that collects not to be missed articles from around the web that relates to web development. The amount of...

0 replies - 2035 views - 06/01/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

HTML 5 Reverse Ordered Lists

One of the newly introduced features in HTML 5 is the ability to mark up reverse ordered lists. These are the same as ordered lists, but instead of counting up...

0 replies - 581 views - 05/24/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

Web Accessibility Tools Round-Up

While there is no substitute for true user testing when it comes to web accessibility testing, there is definitely a lot of room for tools that can aid us in...

0 replies - 1923 views - 05/02/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

XHTML 2.0 and HTML 5 The difference is in the details

Overview of XHTML 2.0 XHTML 2.0 is based solely on XML, forgoing the SGML heritage and syntax peculiarities present in current web markup. XHTML 2.0...

0 replies - 1374 views - 04/23/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

How and when to use links in HTML pages - Part 2

Now that we can access all pages within our website from our home page, if you missed part 1 you can read it here, things are looking good but, our site is not...

0 replies - 450 views - 04/13/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

How and When to Use Links in HTML Pages

In a recent discussion with a student who was starting their journey of learning web development I learned something I did not realize. If you do not come from...

0 replies - 908 views - 04/06/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

Techniques for Fighting Image Theft

1. Redirect links from external sites to your "DON'T STEAL" graphic There are numerous tutorials on how to do this around the web, but I most recently read...

4 replies - 1847 views - 02/22/08 by Chris Coyier in News

A Typical HTML Page

When doing DOM-based performance testing you frequently need to pick a sample HTML document to work against. This raises the question: What is a good,...

0 replies - 3096 views - 02/20/08 by John Resig in News