March 2009
The final version of Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0 is expected today following two and a half years development. Is it the browser you have waited for, or is it too little too late?Read More
Can a designer use an open source image editing application and produce the same high-quality designs? Here is a look at three open source options that may make you think differently about free image... Read More
In a revolutionary move, Obama’s administration is set to utilise next generation web technologies to bring an unprecedented level of transparency to government. In this case it will shed light... Read More
Craig reveals exclusive details about Microsoft SuperPreview; a new tool released at MIX09 that could provide the answer to our browser testing woes.Read More
Insurance coverage for the self-employed is a big deal, especially if you need it and can't get it. Freelancers Union is a non-profit that facilitates insurance on your behalf, but does membership... Read More
Sun Microsystems announces its variation of cloud computing services, taking on Google and Amazon. Recent news from Cisco, combined with this latest announcement, reveal a highly competitive trend... Read More
Governments may have been slow to adopt the web, but US Congressman Mike Honda is hoping to change that perception.Read More
Tired of creating sites that don’t, well, look very nice? Then our latest book, Sexy Web Design, is for you! Elliot Jay Stocks has distilled his philosophies on making your sites look not just... Read More
Sans serif fonts are the norm for web sites, but are they the rule? Take a look at this case study and weigh in...serif or sans?Read More
In his new book, Sexy Web Design, Elliot Jay Stocks shares the methods he uses to create stunning web interfaces—and one of the most important steps is to do some research. In this sample from... Read More
Professional web developers need to test their sites in multiple versions of multiple browsers. Craig provides a number of solutions which could make testing just a little easier.Read More
The late Eighties! Mike and the Mechanics were at the top of the charts, George Bush, Senior had just become President of the US, and a CERN contractor by the name of Tim Berners-Lee was busy writing... Read More
The idea of graphic designers doing spec work has polarized designers for years. As Josh Catone reports, a debate on the topic at the SXSWi conference in Austin, TX this year saw some healthy... Read More
Sir Tim Berners-Lee expresses his concerns about behavioral advertising and similar systems that analyse internet traffic to profile users.Read More
