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Making scrolling less confusing

Editor's Note: This article has been syndicated on DZone with the express permission of the original author, Jonathan Svärdén.Scrolling through a long text...

0 replies - 764 views - 05/14/13 by Allen Coin in Articles

Onsite SEO Checklist for Developers

If you are building a website that you want to make search engine friendly, you may find this onsite SEO cheat sheet useful, available for free...

0 replies - 1521 views - 02/14/13 by Colin Mcdermott in Articles

Adaptive Web Design (AWD)

Adaptive Web Design offers all the benefits of Responsive Web Design and solves the lacks with RWD such as, that the user don't get a completely optimized...

0 replies - 953 views - 12/15/12 by Anush Anil Kumar in Announcements

Changing Times For Web Developers – 6 Tips You Should Read To Survive

The context of this post is about the changing times for a web developer, and I see a lot of web developers still lagging behind especially in the .NET...

2 replies - 11016 views - 11/29/12 by Anoop Madhusudanan in Articles

Using CSS/HTML to Make a Responsive Website in 3 Easy Steps

Today, a website must not look good only on a desktop screen, but also on tablets and smartphones. A website is responsive if it is able to adapt to the...

0 replies - 20310 views - 11/19/12 by jb j in Articles

By Your Command

Command design pattern is one of the widely known design patterns and it falls under the Behavioral Design Pattern (part of Gang of Four). As the name suggests...

0 replies - 1474 views - 11/06/12 by Mainak Goswami in Articles

Know What the Heck You’re Doing (KWHYD)

Developing for JavaScript has never been easier than it is today thanks to the plethora of freely available open source third party libraries. I’m sure...

0 replies - 1198 views - 10/01/12 by Joel Cochran in Articles

CSS3 - Using Subtle Patterns in Buttons

Nowadays, using subtle patterns is kinda cool so I thought why not using them also on buttons? The idea was to create some nice CSS3 patterned buttons and...

0 replies - 2172 views - 09/18/12 by Catalin Red in Articles

Why We Expect Fast Websites: The Drooling Dog and You (Part I)

By now everyone is familiar with the mantra ‘web performance and customer satisfaction/revenue generation go hand in hand.’ End users now expect fast...

0 replies - 3273 views - 09/17/12 by Mehdi Daoudi in Articles

Video: Introduction to Node.js on Windows Azure

This 5-minute video provides a brief introduction to getting a simple app. running on Azure using Node.js. 

0 replies - 2003 views - 04/16/12 by Eric Genesky in Articles

Bootstrap: rapid development and the complexity of a framework

Bootstrap is a front-end framework built and open sourced by Twitter developers. It has sparked many debates about what is its scope, and whether it's actually...

2 replies - 10162 views - 03/14/12 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles

CSS Bits: The Mouse Cursor

Graphical appearance helps us in transferring the classical desktop experience in web applications. As such, we have to have a deep knowledge of how to...

0 replies - 2965 views - 03/13/12 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles

Rethinking scrollbars

The next version of GNOME will be removing the Minimize and Maximize buttons from their its window manager. Needless to...

2 replies - 2577 views - 03/24/11 by Cedric Beust in News

Where has XHTML gone?

When I started working in the web development field, XHTML had recently been introduced and was all the rage. I even included XHTML templates and a copy of the...

3 replies - 5499 views - 02/01/11 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles

The must-know of color theory

Clever use of color is one of the pillars of web design. No one wants to teach you how to combine crominance and luminance signals, but the fundamentals of...

0 replies - 4730 views - 10/19/10 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles