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Is your first reaction, “Of course not!”? Well, even if you think you’re sure about this, I recommend you read on …
Webmasters use images…
Search engine optimization used to be the holy grail of getting more traffic. Placing high in search engine rankings for prime keywords related to your niche could send thousands of visitors to your site on a regular basis. But more…
In April Google officially announced they were integrating loading time into their algorithm. As they put it, “speeding up websites is important — not just to site owners, but to all Internet users. Faster sites create happy…
It’s essential for Designers to have a good understanding of typography and selection as the importance of typography in design can’t be neglected. The proper selection of typography can convert your normal design into attractive piece of art.
Among other…
So I’m watching a lot of this BP oil spill coverage lately. The outpour of support from everyone (with the exception of BP) for the people and animals in the Gulf Coast is great. There have even been some new…
I received a comment from a reader who seemed disappointed that my blog comments are nofollow.
For those who don’t know, nofollow means that my site’s PageRank is not transferred to your site when you leave a…
If you’ve been developing with CSS for some time now, you’re certainly familiar with the inline-block value for the display property. The most common use for this property/value pair is when getting IE6′s margins to behave.
To briefly explain what…
For a designer, developer, photographer or anyone/any business creative, the website of their own is the best place to showcase their skills and services.
You may be “about to design your new portfolio website” and thinking whether you should start…
SocialClean, as the name implies, is a social network icons with crispy…
I remember when RSS feeds started becoming popular in 2005. Many bloggers said RSS was going to be the death of e-mail.
Some even made the bold prediction that e-mail newsletters would be obsolete in a couple…
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