There isn’t a web design blog, tutorial, or template site on the market right now that isn’t touting “responsive web design” as an absolute must. Simultaneously, web designers are getting continued downward price pressure for their services. The #1 pain I hear from web pros is that they can’t charge enough for their work. So
Right so following our debacle over at the data centre which received a DDOS attack over the weekend, it started feeling like someone was out to get me. it made me want to reach out and dial-a-need someone/thing. You know the numbers that tell you if you are manic depressant, then don’t touch that dial
So so I know y the title of my post it is a little ambiguous. I just did not want to give away any hint on how crazy awesome this is. We all know how terribly boring a 404 error page can be. Not to even speak about weather the designer has even created one.
I have had to set-up a few blogs in my life but as I don’t do it everyday all day, it was refreshing to see this post buy our friends over at 1st Web Designer. Well written, and includes everything you need to get your blog off to a great start. How to Build a
I would never consider myself to be a funny guy, but I do love the occasional joke, and I love to follow how I met your mother and the big bang theory, but here was a cartoon that was both sad, and serious with quite a bit of funny added to the mix… Enjoy 😉
I am always amazed to watch designers at work, what they were thinking and then everything in between. Recently I received an email from Mail Chimp letting everyone know that they are changing their website layout to become responsive and reach a wider audience. Great I thought, I would never though it even possible to
Apple goes back to the future with logo revamp | Blog | Computer Arts magazine.
This is a great read from the guys over at Developer Drive. W3C ‘Media Queries’ Proposal Boosts Responsive Web Design | Developer Drive.
Do you use Gists? Or snippets in your favourite coding editor (We love Sublime Text Editor 2). Here is a great blog post from none other than famous David Walsh. This I would regard as the most critical of user experience code snippets that will guarantee success on your next project. Read more about it
