Media queries to adapt your website
Last week I promised to show you how to create a simple, responsive website based on media queries – well, this week, I’m delivering. Excuse the theme – I saw X-Men at the weekend. So here we have one...
View ArticleHow to design a CSS Sprite Navigation for your website 1/2
In our updated video blog, James takes you through the necessary steps to prepare the graphics and initial coding to create a CSS Sprite Navigation for your website design. Continue reading →
View ArticleMin and Max Widths, and Why ems are Cool!
When creating your latest web design, you may want to consider including CSS Media queries, to display different content based on your viewers browser size. Now, you may think automatically that the...
View ArticleHow to create double-lined navigation – Web design tutorial
Today Dan is going to show you a few examples of double-lined navigation in Website design and how to re create this and use yourself. Continue reading →
View ArticleDetect screen size and use a different css file for your web design
Today I want to share a small but very useful web design tip. Screens are getting bigger and bigger as each day goes by. Thankfully we are no longer restricted to the walls of 800×600 but unfortunately...
View ArticleCSS3 Linear Gradients that even work on IE6
In this week's web design video, James takes a quick look at CSS Linear Gradients that work on all browsers including IE6. Continue reading →
View ArticleUseful CSS (including CSS3) Snippets
In this weeks web design blog post, I thought I’d collect together some useful snippets that I like to keep handy for all my new projects. Things like the text selection styling add a really nice...
View ArticleHaving fun with css3 in your web design – Part one: Circles
This week Gav shows us how to style your images and their containers using CSS3 so that you can showcase your work / products or whatever you like in a more beautiful way. Continue reading →
View ArticleWebsite Design CSS3 Animation Fun
Now, before we start, please don’t take my word as Gospel on this – I’m still pretty new to using CSS3 animation in my web design, but it’s so awesome I had to write a blog post about it! Firstly …...
View ArticleWeb Design Tutorial – Selecting an Option Using JavaScript
In this week's web design video blog James shares a simple but effective JavaScript/JQuery technique for selecting Form Options with links. Continue reading →
View ArticleWeb Design tools – CSS Lint, will make you epic!
This week Gav shows us a really cool new online tool that goes deep into your CSS and pulls out all the nasty bits. It's a tool that will not only tell you why something doesn't work, but how to fix it...
View ArticleWeb Design Tips – CSS Columns & Grids
This week Steve talks through a couple of very useful and often overlooked ways of arranging content without floats Continue reading →
View ArticleWeb Design Tutorial – Coding a full-width infinite footer with CSS
In this week's video tutorial we show you how to create a blocky full-width footer where the colour/pattern doesn't run out. Continue reading →
View ArticleWeb Design Tutorial – 10 tips & tricks for Adobe Dreamweaver
Today we share 10 quick and simple tips for using Adobe Dreamweaver. Whether your'e a beginner or a seasoned developer, we're hoping you can pick up a few tricks from our tutorial. Continue reading →
View ArticleWeb Design Tutorial – Dreamweaver Snippets
In this week's web design video tutorial, James explains how you can work with Dreamweaver Snippets for fast and accurate access to your favourite snippets of code. Continue reading →
View ArticleWeb Design Tutorial: JQuery Sliding Info Panel
Today Kim goes through a tutorial to create a simple sliding information panel overlay using jQuery Continue reading →
View ArticleWeb Design Tutorial: CSS3 Retro Drop Shadow Effects
In today's post Kim shows you how to use multiple text-shadow declarations to create some interesting retro typography effects Continue reading →
View ArticleAn introduction to responsive web design & media queries
This week, James talks through the basic principals of creating a responsive web page with Media Queries and respond.js. Continue reading →
View ArticleHow to include JS & CSS in your WordPress website
Today Dan talks about how you can load CSS & JS into your theme and shows two examples of how to do this. Continue reading →
View ArticleUse CSS3 today
Over the last couple of years we’ve seen some funky cool uses of CSS3, but now it’s time for the serious business. The CSS3 document has matured into a full W3C Recommendation, at this stage the W3C is...
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