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A simple CSS tutorial showing how simple it is to change between my fixed and liquid layouts
A liquid layout would be much more accessible and user-friendly for the 'A List Apart' website, see my mockup.
A new series of solid layouts that use pixel and em widths for columns. SEO friendly. No CSS hacks. Free for anyone to use.
Can't afford a MacBook Air? Print out one for free!
A simple way to use clean rewritten URLs directly from posted forms without JavaScript
Environmentally friendly Christmas lights that are fun and interactive
Highlight areas of your website with animated select boxes just like you can do in PhotoShop
A simple method using valid CSS to keep your footer at the bottom of the screen on pages with little content.
The best website layouts. No CSS hacks. SEO friendly. No Images. No JavaScript. Cross-browser and iPhone compatible.
See all the popular styles and methods of sharpening pencils and learn a few tricks too.
A potential security risk with login forms that all web designers should know about
A simple remedy for a potentially annoying background image CSS quirk
A simple Boggle dice shaker built with JavaScript
An alternative website design to the standard 'fixed width' or 'liquid layout' designs
This is a simple step-by-step tutorial describing some of the tricks I use in CorelDraw and Photoshop and also when scanning artwork.
For as long as I can remember I have associated particular colours to each letter of the alphabet. I thought I was crazy; that was until I discovered I was not alone with these experiences...
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