Why not give a little flair to your header. This tutorial will show you how to animate your header’s background image using jQuery to give your website that little extra something.
Image Viewers are fairly common on websites now-a-days. Most use some form of JavaScript to change images, some use Flash. This is a problem if the user doesn’t have either enabled on their browser. In this tutorial we’ll cover how to create an image viewer with only using CSS and HTML.
There is a lot of wicked cool navigations out there. This tutorial will hopefully help you jump on the bandwagon, and create a snazzy navigation for your own website.
Tired of boring boxy search inputs. This tutorial will help you create a functional and visually pleasing search box.
This tutorial will show you how to jazz up your table’s rows by animating their background image when someone roles over them.
If we make our users to fill out a form, we should make it as simple as possible for them. If not we might end up with entries like ‘asdf’ and ‘aaaaa’ … not exactly what you’re looking for. Here is a tutorial that will show you how to quickly create a form that formats your form inputs the way you want them, while keeping it easy for the user.
Although Google doesn’t directly penalize you for duplicate content, having more than one version can often split up the reputation of that content between URLs. Using the canonical attribute you can specify your preferred URL.
Website accessibility is usually an afterthought, and you usually don’t get enough time to handle accessibility properly. Here is a list of quick fixes that you can do that will make your website more accessible.
There has always been a problem trying to display non-system fonts within a web page. The most popular solution is to use images. Then came along sIFR which uses Flash to replace the text. There is an alternative that uses JavaScript and the <canvas> tag, and here is a tutorial that shows you how to use it.
Here is a list of common mistakes in HTML that should be avoided.