The -9999px text indent has served us well but there's a new image replacement kid on the block. Craig analyses the latest technique.Read More
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Craig's useful tutorial explains how you can use UTF-8 characters in HTML, CSS and JavaScript.Read More
Country lists in drop-down HTML select boxes are usually a usability nightmare. Craig reveals a new solution to help your users.Read More
Hello again and welcome to episode eight of the Design Festival podcast. This week with web standards advocate and champion Derek Featherstone of FurtherAhead.com and most notably WebStandards.org .... Read More
Craig takes a closer look at The HTML Email Boilerplate, a new project which could help relieve the symptoms caused by HTML email creation.Read More
It’s been a month of inspired ideas and clever execution but the time has come to announce the official winner of Design Festival’s Cicada Project iPad 2 Give-away. We’ve almost hit fifty... Read More
Should your HTML source code follow the visual layout? Does it aid development? Does it improve accessibility? Craig discusses the issue further.Read More
Craig provides a useful JavaScript function which checks whether any HTML form field has been changed by the user since the page was loaded. It works in any browser and doesn't require a library.Read More
How can you check whether a user has updated one or more form fields? Craig's tutorial describes ways to detect changes to input boxes, textareas, checkboxes, radio buttons and select drop-downs.Read More
The W3C has announced the HTML5 Last Call and specification completion dates. If you've been holding off HTML5 development, Craig provides the important dates for your diary.Read More
Campaign Monitor's Matthew Patterson walks you through turning a Photoshop file into a good-looking, dependable HTML email that renders well in popular email clients.Read More
XML isn't the only option for Ajax. In the first of a three-part series, Craig discusses the pros and cons of using XML, SOAP and HTML data formats.Read More
The text to code ratio is the measure of content on your page compared to the structure. Does it affect SEO? Is it important? Does it matter? Craig discusses the issue further.Read More
DOM Monster is a new cross-browser bookmarklet which provides useful information to help optimize your HTML code. Craig delves in...Read More
