Responsive design is quickly becoming the favored approach for making your site accessible on all devices. In this article, I’ll show you how to create a resizable grid of tiles that always fits perfectly, no matter the screen size.
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Creating a Responsive Tiled Photo Gallery with Pure CSS
Posted January 19th, 2013Creating Keyframe Animations with CSS3
Posted January 5th, 2013
Have you perfected your CSS3 keyframe animation skills yet? The day when CSS3 animation becomes the new standard is quickly approaching. In this tutorial, we’ll practice by creating a simple animated scene.
Christmas Special: Add a Snowstorm to Your Webpage
Posted December 21st, 2012
To help put you in a festive mood, we’re featuring a holiday-themed article this week. What could be more appropriate at this time of year than adding a snowstorm to your webpage? I’ll give you a pre-baked script plus the recipe for this holiday treat.
Watch Out, da Vinci: Intro to Drawing with the HTML5 Canvas Element
Posted December 8th, 2012
In this article, I’ll introduce you to creating scripted drawings with the new HTML5 canvas element. We’ll draw a full scene with just a couple dozen lines of code.
An Accessible Introduction to XML
Posted November 24th, 2012
XML is one of the most commonly used technologies in web and software development. In this article, I will introduce XML in principle and in practice, giving you a sound grasp of the basics.
Web Services Made Practical: Where Are Your Visitors From?
Posted November 10th, 2012
What exactly is a web service? I’m going to show you by building a real-world application that determines where your site visitors are coming from.
7 Web Design Trends (That Won’t Go Away)
Posted October 27th, 2012
When you’re looking for inspiration, sometimes it’s good to go back to the basics. In this article, I look at 7 trends that won’t be going away any time soon.
Free Add-On: Social Sharing for EasyRotator
Posted October 13th, 2012
Want to add social sharing buttons to your rotators, so site visitors can share photos on Pinterest, Twitter or Facebook? We’re pleased to announce today a free add-on and WordPress plugin that makes it easy to add social integration to your rotators.
5 Top Mistakes All Freelancers Should Avoid
Posted September 29th, 2012
Even with all the technology, tutorials and websites out there today, there is one thing that people can’t avoid – human error. I’m going to warn you about some of the biggest mistakes freelancers make, so you can fill up your “mistake quota” with the little ones… like typos.
Tutorial: Creating a jQuery Image Scroller
Posted September 15th, 2012
We’ve received several requests for a tutorial showing how to create an infinite image scroller or carousel – something that’s not quite covered by either EasyRotator or the XML Flash Slideshow Creator v4. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through the simple steps.