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 like it’s [...]
Use Atatonic CSS Framework for your typography needs
There are a lot of CSS framework use by Web Designers and developers to hasten their workflow and recently I discovered a new css framework called Atatonic. Atatonic is a css framework that has it’s main focus on solid web–typography.
Atatonic developer Tim Benniks created this framework to focus on typography (see demo here notice that there's no [...]
3 ways to compress CSS files using PHP
I found this nice article from the RSS feeds on my Google reader The article says that when you are doing sophisticated web designs, CSS files can quickly become very long and takes time to load but it can be remedied by using PHP.
Here are 3 interesting ways of compressing CSS files by using PHP
10 Ways to Improve Web Performance (Front End Side)
There are so many ways to boost your website’s performance. These methods vary and some are more involved than others.
This article written by Jacob Gube entitled "10 Ways to Improve your Web Performance" focuses on front-end performance since it’s the easiest to work on and provides you the most bang for your buck. and also the [...]
10 CSS Mistakes that Web Designers and Developers do
Here’s a nice post which I read from my RSS feeds which caught my attention. The post was titled Are You Making These 10 CSS Mistakes? To be honest, I had made some of the mistakes as stated on the blog post, some of them are new to me like the CSS Frameworks. For the [...]
CSS Tips and Tricks: Rounded Corners without Images
Here’s a nice tutorial that I learn during my early trainings as a web developer. Rounded corners with using images.
