An excellent collection of useful tips on design patterns, refactoring and other programming tricks
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“An excellent website takes a particularly savvy blend of both great design and great code. Because of this, you often find designers having to figure out code and developers trying their hand at design…”
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Sprout is a browser-based, WYSIWYG editor for Flash with an interface reminiscent of Photoshop or Dreamweaver. Designers can use it to create, publish and track Flash widgets, websites and mashups, thereby obviating the need for them to work with programmers who would cost time and money, and who might not execute designs satisfactorily.
This is the all encompassing list for the latest resources that will help you improve your Web 2.0 design…
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A list of online generators specifically for web 2.0 design.
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With WordPress 2.3 launching this week, a bunch of themes and plugins needed updating. If you
’re not that familiar with PHP, this might present a slight problem. Not to worry, though - we’ve collected together 20+ tools for you to discover the secrets of PHP.
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Not all links are created equally, and not all links serve the same purpose. Brian Clark reminds us that using click here as anchor text is still valid. But Lisa Barone disagrees; her argument being that keywords in the anchor text are critical. They
’re both right. In fact, there are 5 types of links that are regularly used…
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Ajax start pages are easy-to-use, customizable webpages, allowing you to keep up with the latest news and add interactive content. You can add new RSS feeds and widgets, and move your content around the page.
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Firefox has cool add-ons which make the job of website designers and developers much easier. Here is our list of 30+ excellent Firefox add-ons that every web developer and designer should know about.
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If you’re trying to develop sites which will be compatible with IE, Firefox, and Opera, watch out — there are still a lot of speed bumps out there. We examine six of them, and let you in on some solutions.
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