I appreciate the finer details on the web. I really like intuitive animations (the kind that isn't just icing on the cake), data binding on forms and other user invoked ...
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Keeping up with the fast-paced environment of the world wide web is an increasingly challenging feat. Your workflow, your tools, and your knowledge of programming all play a significant role in where you stand as a web developer. How does one keep up? What steps must be taken to achieve results without sacrificing performance and code quality? Much is discussed here.
WordPress is the most used CMS when it comes to building websites today. It’s a CMS(content management system)...
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In Part 16 of the "How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page" screencast series, I finalize our styles for the footer area of the single-page website.
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CSS is awesome. It paints the web with designs we all know and love. Often times content behind the scenes gets targeted by adding a simple id or class to an element...
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For my entire career as a designer and developer, I have worked with WordPress almost exclusively. In that time 100% of the web servers I’ve hosted on have been Linux-ba...
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Sass is a not so new CSS language that hit the web design/development world by storm several years ago. Developers were wanting a less repetitiv...
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How many times have you visited a website to be overwhelmed with pop-up windows that try to get you to take some sort of action? Most blogs and news related sites deploy...
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The web is always changing and with change comes new technologies that allow us designers and developers to build and write better code. Sometimes we have to update tech...
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If you have been developing websites in the past year or so you have probably heard the term gulp mentioned often. Like many other designers and developers, I too al...
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Working with databases can be a challenge if you want to work locally and then sync or deploy to a production server of some sort. There are a lot of obstacles in place ...
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WordPress is everywhere. More than 25% of websites are built on the CMS that is highly customizable. Being free and completely configurable explains the popularity and m...
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JavaScript was born out of the necessary need to manipulate elements on a web page and provide more interactivity than HTML and CSS alone were capable of. JavaScript wil...
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