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Web Development

Website Design and Development

  There's two ways to get a website developed – pay, or design it yourself. If you've chosen the latter, you'll need several things. First, you'll need web hosting. Web hosting can range from $2 to $200 per month, depending on your needs. Consult a web hosting review site for more information. Next, you'll have [...]

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WordPress Theme Generator

Wordpress Theme Generator is fantastic online generator created a custom and unique WordPress Theme based on what you input into the boxes and dropdowns. You don’t need any HTML, CSS or ,PHP knowledge. Just fill out the form and your done! You can customize the colours, layout and even preview it live on the right [...]

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5 Point Checklist Before You Make The Website Live!

So you've finished with the design and development process and waiting for the official launch of its website. His last time that cyberspace shows the result of creative excellence and technical expertise and months (or days) of hard work. Everything, everything is ready and eager to begin. Or is it? They are often so pleased [...]

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Creating your Own HTML and CSS Framework

A lot of developers like to make use of a framework when they code. While frameworks can save you valuable coding time, I think using pre-made frameworks to sometimes be limiting & unproductive.   While this may appear harsh, it’s true. If you’re business is based on handwritten, neat & available code, I personally feel [...]

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WebM Video Format

With Google's introduction of  the WebM video format for online video and streaming videos is good news for most web developers as this would give us more options on how we port the videos on our web projects. According to Google, the WebM video format is efficient enough to be played on a range of [...]

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Gearing up for HTML 5

As a web designer / developer,  we should be semantic about the ways we do our HTML coding so that I can be readable and understandable for you as the designer/developer as well as a project team mate (if your working on a project development group or team). xHTML is currently the standard but there's [...]

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