A very cool and new (at least to me) concept: CSS media queries. This will allow us to set CSS for specific screen sizes: from the 480px wide handheld devices to the 1920px wide monitors.
Please note that this is different than the liquid/flexible layouts usually based on percentages. CSS media queries allows you to control [...]
I came across these nicely formatted CSS print cheat sheets – for both CSS2.1 and CSS3. For any of you who may be tired looking up the CSS values for the position attribute (for the 13th time).
CSS 2.1 Cheat Sheet (PDF)
CSS 3 Cheat Sheet (PDF)
You want to place one on an HTML page so a visitor can share the page with others on Facebook. You see these a lot in blog posts and news articles.
Here’s how to put one on a page:
Step 1: Go here, set your options (like whether you want a counter included) and copy the html [...]
I was looking to see if there were any frameworks for HTML 5 and came across SproutCore. It’s an MVC framework and has some similarity to GWT in that it compiles all the code into HTML/JS/CSS that should work across browsers without plug-ins. Also like GWT, it has a bunch of panels, buttons, and controls [...]
Is website speed critical to your business?
Consider: A study has shown that increasing response times by 500ms for Google reduced traffic by 20%. Response time increases of 100ms on Amazon decreased sales by 1%1! These are some pretty amazing figures.
The reason is probably that [...]
It’s been just about 5 months since we re-launched the Dayspring website with a fresh design and a custom content management system. We’ve gotten quite a few positive comments on the site’s clean, precise look.
But how has the site performed? Sure it’s a laudable goal to make the Web more beautiful, but, [...]
Janet recently found a site that is using non-standard fonts for most of their text. As we explored the site to figure out how they were doing this, we found Cufon. Cufon allows for text replacement similar to sIFR, but without the use of Flash. This opens up design possibilities using more fonts without making [...]
At Google I/O (Google’s developer conference), Steve Souders (the creator of YSlow) presented a few ideas for making websites even faster.
When it comes to optimizing a website for speed and user experience, there’s only so much you can do from the backend. The most room for performance improvement is in client-side frontend. Anywhere between 80 [...]
Microsoft has thoughtfully allowed site owners to automatically tell IE8 browsers to render in “compatibility mode”. They stress that this is supposed to be a temporary solution, but it’s really easy. Two routes:
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