Archive for ‘Web Design’
Oct 07
2008
A List Apart #269
Issue #269 of A List Apart has been published. Aaron Gustafson starts off a new series on progressive enhancement with a nice refresher and primer. In this issue’s second article, Jeffrey Zeldman looks back on the first 10 years of A List Apart.
Aug 27
2008
How To Create An Amazing jQuery Style Switcher
There’s a well documented article/tutorial at NETTUTS that outlines the step-by-step process of creating a pretty slick style switcher with CSS and jQuery. It’s definitely something to keep in mind for that next Web project.
Aug 25
2008
CSS Sprites2 - It’s JavaScript Time
In the latest issue of A List Apart, Dave Shea revisits his influential CSS Sprites technique for navigation treatment. This time around, however, the technique leans less on CSS as a sole driver and more on JavaScript, particularly the jQuery library.
Aug 13
2008
Specifics on CSS Specificity
I’m fairly up on my CSS specificity, but it’s always nice to have a new way to explain it to those that may not quite grasp the concept. CSS-Tricks.com has a nice point-based system that will help anyone regardless of skill level iron out those specificity issues that pop up from time to time.
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Oct 04
2007
Rsizr
Rsizr
Whoa. Web-based content-aware image resizing. I’ve already wasted too much time playing with this site.
Jul 12
2007
Design Questions
Design Questions
Andy Rutledge shares a few questions he asks his clients during the discovery meeting.
May 31
2007
Scalable CSS Buttons Using PNG and Background Colors
Scalable CSS Buttons Using PNG and Background Colors
Some CSS, a few PNG images and a bit of JavaScript.
May 16
2007
Uniquely Knoxville
It’s very busy, but still pleasing on the eye.
May 14
2007
Create Resizable Images With CSS
Create Resizable Images With CSS
Here’s an elegant method for “resizing” images with CSS.
Apr 19
2007
PNG Color Mismatch on the Web: An Easy Fix
PNG Color Mismatch on the Web: An Easy Fix
This has plagued by forever it seems, and now finally an apparent fix.