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Week 35, a little later than usually because I just got home. But without further delay, here is this weeks Friday Focus. Enjoy the upcoming weekend everyone.
Sites of the Week
My personal favorites from various css galleries over the past
We all love beautiful, usable and impressive web designs. To achieve them, web developers need to focus on many aspects, but basically it all boils down to the question, how well the content is presented and how easily the information can be perceiv
I’ve been thinking about this all weekend (as I am sure many others are). If Mac OS X Dashboard widgets are simply HTML, Javascript and CSS, AND you can test them in Safari, wouldn’t you be able to host these widgets on a web server and
From site, "Glossy.js 1.21 allows you to add corners and shading and shadow to images on your webpages (alternatively: corner.js). It uses unobtrusive javascript to keep your code clean."
Short, but interesting video about using the new Safari-Browser at the iPhone of Apple
Flock is an amazing web browser that makes it easier to share media and connect to other people online. Try the new 0.9Beta Version!
From website, "The following guidelines will help you prepare web content and design a website or web-based application for iPhone."
As some of you may know, I am currently working on a content management system. Although I am not able to
share all of the code - it is proprietary after all - I already made one debugging tool public. This tool
can be used to test so
During my work on the CSS selector test for CSS3.info I discovered a number of bugs in the selector implementations of all popular browsers. So I filed a number of bug reports with additional information on how to fix these bugs. It's now five month
Some of you have asked me if I could publish the php code of the code2css tool that I wrote some months ago for my need.
I'm a php noob, so if you find a way to improve the code, thanks to contact me ;)
Here is the php code:<
Instant.js 1.11 is a java script allowing you to add an instant picture effect (including tilt) to images on your webpages.
It uses unobtrusive javascript to keep your code clean. It works in all the major browsers - Mozilla Firefox 1.5+, Op
As I told you some days ago, I was making a new website, a HDR photo gallery with all my shots. For this website,
I'm using Plogger customized a little ;) So here is the url: http://www.hdr-photogallery.com .
The we
Google's Webmail ( Gmail ) has now a new functionality allowing the consultation of a PowerPoint attachment. It is not necessary to install Powerpoint to have this functionality. You can instantly open the file in a new browser window by clicking
You are certainly noticed a slow down on this website for some days now. Let me tell you why:
I have to make some websites for my different projects. The website I'm working on at the moment is the HDR gallery. So I have to make
There are many web designers and developers who have used Westciv's self paced online courses over the years to teach themselves HTML and CSS. John Allsopp and Maxine Sherrin have put a lot of work into these courses, which are a good introduction t
In CSS, there are certain selectors you can use that act like you've injected new HTML into the page and have the flexibility to style those new imaginary elements. These are known as pseudo-elements.
CSS 2.1 has four of them:
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Ryan Brill explains "the use of multiple classes and where IE6 chokes."
CSSG has a new look and a brand new feature. Members can now store their favorite posts by clicking add to favorites and keep them bookmarked.
Everything you need to know about CSS3 they promise...
"You pass in a single css file, and either a directory of HTML files, or a .txt file listing URLs ... and at the end, list all the selectors in your css file that arenÂ’t used by any of the HTML files."
Over the weekend I read an article on digg
about a way to speed up Safari by removing an initial page loading delay. It reminded me about an article
Dave Hyatt – one of the developers of Safari - wrote about the FOUC
problem last Se
Webappers.com is the website of Ray Cheung, a freelancer designing websites and web applications with over 10 years experience. As a freelancer, we have to reduce the cost of development. Therefore, we need to find some open source resources to ai
The mobile technology is growing each year and the web will be more present in our hands in some years...so here is a way to make phone numbers clickable in your pages designed for mobile web browsers:
<a href="w
"Any website owner will know that you cannot leave your website availability to chance, more so in today's internet economy where most businesses depend on their websites for revenue. The effects of website downtime has already been well chronicled.
The last month I wrote here about the 'Photoshop Top Secret' product. Now here the training course:
Mark Monciardini has now his MySpace page !
For more information on 'Photoshop Top Secret' pro
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