Tag: web design

All the articles with the tag "web design".

• Link post: A Small but Important Change to Linear Gradients

  19. January, 2012.

  A note on the CSS linear-gradient syntax change that made direction explicit with “to” keywords and aligned angles with the rest of CSS.

• Photo post: Just the navigation for a redesign I am currently coding

  1. December, 2011.

  Just the navigation for a redesign I am currently coding

• Photo post: Type study: Sizing the legible letter

  10. November, 2011.

  Type study is an ongoing series of guest posts about typography on the web. In this article, Ethan Marcotte dishes up advice on font size.

• Link post: jQuery Mobile 1.0 RC1

  30. September, 2011.

  The jQuery Mobile team details its first 1.0 release candidate, including performance work, platform support, and changes made before the final release.

• Photo post: Dribbble: WestMill Capital “Continue Reading” button, hover state

  20. September, 2011.

  The hover state for a "Continue Reading" button, from a WestMill Capital web design project shared on Dribbble.

• Photo post: Dribbbling away: WestMill Capital news listing

  20. September, 2011.

  A news listing design from the WestMill Capital web project, shared on Dribbble.

• Photo post: My first Dribbble shot: WestMill Capital main navigation

  15. September, 2011.

  My first Dribbble shot: WestMill Capital main navigation

• Photo post: Windows Developer Preview: The Third IE10 Platform Preview

  14. September, 2011.

  The third Internet Explorer 10 platform preview, released alongside the Windows Developer Preview.

• Photo post: Responsive Web Design + Server Side Components

  13. September, 2011.

  There’s no shortage of debate about the best way to develop Web sites that work well across many networked devices. Some teams favor a client-side approach while others lean towards server-side solutions.

• Photo post: Adaptive Images

  1. September, 2011.

  Deliver small images to small devices. Automatically adapts your existing HTML images for mobile devices. No mark-up changes needed. Just drop it in and forget about it. Why? Because your site is being increasingly viewed on smaller, slower, low bandwidth devices.

• Link post: How to set up a baseline grid

  2. August, 2011.

  Adam Whitcroft demonstrates how to establish a baseline grid that keeps text and interface elements aligned to a consistent vertical rhythm.

• Link post: Avoiding common HTML5 mistakes

  1. August, 2011.

  A practical guide to common HTML5 markup errors, including unnecessary attributes, incorrect content models, and misuse of new semantic elements.

• Photo post: How to Provide Different Color Schemes for Your WordPress Theme

  23. July, 2011.

  We’ve covered how to add a new color scheme to Twenty Eleven by child theming it in a previous post, and today I’ll show you how to create color schemes for your own theme, and have other developers take advantage of that to add their own new colors by child theming yours.

• Photo post: Geolocation and Alternate Style Sheets, Part 2

  21. July, 2011.

  At long last, here is part 2 and here be geolocation! Aside from the geolocation API, we will talk about Web Storage (namely: localStorage) and a wee bit of jQuery for a quick AJAX call & fading effects.

• Photo post: Geolocation and Alternate Style Sheets, Part 1

  20. July, 2011.

  Part 1 of a two-part article covering HTML and CSS, setting up an idea to locate visitors with the geolocation API and darken a page's styling around sunrise and sunset.