Learn something about making Web Sites. These articles are for anyone involved in using, designing or building them.

• Local Web sites on iPad & mobile ...

  • When I build sites I, like a fair few other Web Designers, use a local server setup. For me it’s WAMP at the moment. In order to work on many peoples sites at once, not having to copy/paste or constantly …

• Don’t be an anti-semantic ...

  • I often get the feeling that there are many people who hear the word ‘Semantics’ mentioned by Front End Designers in passing but don’t really know what it means. Rather than go straight into Web Semantics & how this relates …

• jQuery Multiple Filter ...

  • For far too long I’ve been writing blog posts with way too much whimsy and outspoken statements about the Industry. Lately I have been much more focused on actually creating useful things. I feel so much more positive about my …

• Front End Design, where’s the line? ...

  • Lots of high profile Web Industry Pro’s describe Front End Design/Development (what ever else you want to call it) as ‘Responsible for View Source’ and I tend to agree. We often have exposure to things outside the HTML arena though. …

• FOUT – What’s that all about? ...

  • What is FOUT? Flash Of Unstyled Text is a phenomenon that occurs in some browsers when using the @font-face rule in css. The @font-face rule as I’m sure most professional Front End Designers already know, is one of the most …

• Web Standards – So What? ...

  • The Web has been around for a good few years now. Most people are aware of it, if not using it in their every day lives. It has come a long way since the early nineties when Web pages consisted …

• jQuery page recognition menu & accordian ...

  • View the entire menu in action If you are a Front End Developer who gets frustrated, working with back end system where you can never seem to have fine control over the menu design. With the following technique, you should …

• Progressive Enhancement is a good thing ...

  • The Web of today is changing. Whether we, as Web professionals, like it or not. There are currently about 10 browsers (taking into account versions, which often differ from each other) on the market within which Web sites need to …