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How many of your website users will be able to use that amazing HTML5 feature you're adding? Thankfully, Craig has discovered a new facility at caniuse.com which provides the answers.Read More
 
test
Of all the aspects of a website that should be user tested, the effectiveness of text - web copy - should be a top priority. Georgina Laidlaw explains how you could go about it.Read More
 
BYOD
Letting employees use their own devices for work makes a lot of sense, but it requires developing a clear BYOD policy. Ali Liaquat advises what should be covered.Read More
 
Alex Walker
This morning veteran CSS designer and developer Alex Walker was on hand in our shiny new custom chatroom helping out with sticky questions and messy code. Here is what went down...Read More
 
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Chrome 27 will be the last version of the browser to use the Webkit rendering engine. Craig looks at some interesting new features...Read More
 
Ghost
Ghost is coming: a light, lean, fast blogging platform due out in August. How does it stack up against WordPress, Drupal and Joomla? David Blane takes a look.Read More
 
convince
Are you convincing enough?Read More
 
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Did you like Craig's CSS toggle switches but wanted a little more accessibility or to use them on radio buttons? No problem: he's back with a solution...Read More
 
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Have you ever needed to reuse or repeat document fragments in your page? The W3C has finally agreed a standard way to define DOM templates -- Craig looks at the new HTML5 template tag.Read More
 
Alex Walker
During Triple time at SitePoint, we give our employees 3 days to pursue projects of their choice, much like Google's 20%. This project is an innovation born out of this…Read More
 
JS
By looking at what our loyal SitePoint audience has been doing and loving, we've compiled three quick lists with options to get you learning some serious JavaScript.Read More
 
feature
The short answer: I can haz cheezburger. The long answer: yes, more than ever. Georgina Laidlaw recommends a flexible approach when applying print-based rules of text usage to web content.Read More
 
AraPehlivanian
The subject of this morning's Talk with the Experts session was JavaScript and our expert was Ara Pehlivanian – co-author of our latest book, Jump Start JavaScript. Here is how it went down...Read More
 
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In a previous tutorial, Bruce Alderman demonstrated how to create a sliding puzzle game with HTML5 canvas. To randomize those tiles would require a separate tutorial to explain. This is that tutorial.Read More