Apr
19
Want to grab your reader’s attention and draw them to your newest posting? By making a few small changes to ‘The Loop’, you can grab any post you like and customize it to your heart’s content.
Apr
16
It turns out CSS typography isn’t as cut & dry as I thought it’d be. In lieu of keeping default HTML font styling until I fully flesh out my typography stylesheet, I’ve gone ahead and implemented Blueprint’s typography stylesheet, with a few alterations.
Apr
16
Design rips are unfortunately commonplace in the web design industry, but I can’t say I ever expected to see a company of Nike’s size ripping apparel designs. And from Threadless, no less.
Apr
13
With the robustness of today’s blogging solutions, it doesn’t make much sense to forego one if you plan on publishing content to your website on any kind of schedule. Read how I managed to install WordPress but still maintain that classy “complete and utter lack of design” look & feel.
Apr
13
I just made one of the most basic mistakes in web development…posting my email address in plain text. Read about how I solved the problem of email harvesters and save yourself before it’s too late.
Apr
11
Three columns or two? Left sidebar or right? Vertical navigation or horizontal? Probably one of the more important decisions you’ll make while designing a website is just where all your content is going to live. Read about some CSS framework solutions, which one I settled on and why.
Apr
09
It’s time to stop letting the browser have its way with our markup. Create a CSS Reset and put those browsers in their place.
Apr
08
Really, what you see is entirely intentional. Read on to see what I have in store for spaceforaname.com and why you should never judge a website by its homepage.
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