March 2010
Few people have a bad word to say about Opera. But that's possibly because so few people use the browser. Craig pinpoints some of its problems and suggests a number of ways Opera could attract a... Read More
Last week, Google announced it had added Picnik to its stable of acquisitions. Jennifer takes a look. Read More
Could this be the fastest, best-looking, and most configurable browser available? Craig reviews the newly-released Opera 10.5.Read More
In Part I, Earle showed us some jQuery basics: how to select the elements on the page we'd like to play with, and how to manipulate their CSS properties. In this second lesson, we'll move onto... Read More
Jennifer takes a look at the newly unveiled logo for the 2014 Commonwealth Games.Read More
Monday morning means back to work, whether you're ready or not. How do you get focused and ready to concentrate?Read More
Jennifer shares some interesting design-related tweets of the past week.Read More
According to several reports during the past week, Microsoft's browser choice screen was not as random as it could be. Craig describes the problem and reveals Microsoft's solution.Read More
New browser updates; whether web designers should be code-savvy; and prying IE6 from their cold, dead hands.Read More
On the SitePoint Podcast #51 this week, we discussed what Sexy Web Design author Elliot Jay Stocks had to say about designers who don’t know their CSS from their elbow.Read More
So you've mastered HTML and CSS, but now you want to take your site to the next level. You need to add some fancy user interface enhancements, but the thought of learning a full-blown programming... Read More
In this post, James shows us several variations of a technique for using pure CSS to create a beveled effect on images -- with no Photoshop in sight!Read More
