Design work can be a subjective undertaking, with different opinions and viewpoints making it hard to nail down a straightforward process. So when a business needs assets that involve design (such as websites, email communications, applications or brochures), it can … Continue reading
In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to create a table that will expand and collapse with your browser window, while truncating cell data and maintaining cell height. Perfect for outputting large tables with many cells and using … Continue reading
Incase you’ve been living under a rock, Apple recently won a significant patent infringement case against Samsung: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/australian-it/apple-samsung-jurors-deliberations-on-patents-methodical/story-e6frgakx-1226458684217 This debate is incredibly complex and continues to rage on, so I won’t go into details here. But, this is great for … Continue reading
In theory, social media share buttons are great way to engage customers and show a track record of testimonials and recommendations. But let’s face it – many senior execs are resistant to the idea of adding social media buttons to … Continue reading
There are a variety of CSS properties to control how an element is presented on a website. There’s the top property, the margin property, padding, the list goes on – Have you ever spent hours fiddling around with these properties, … Continue reading
A while back I published a video on YouTube named “Create a website navigation bar using CSS”. Since then it’s gotten over 20k views and I’m glad it’s been popular, but I’ve always felt I emphasised too much how to … Continue reading
If there’s one thing I’ve noticed from our web application, Mouse Eye Tracking, it’s that there certainly is demand amongst designers, online marketers and webmasters to get quantifiable data about website layouts. People want to know how to improve their … Continue reading
In the last few weeks, Microsoft unveiled it’s new Surface tablet and Google announced the Nexus 7. Being a relatively new product category and with with a flood of releases, it can be easy to mistake all tablets as one … Continue reading
This is a quick example of how to create a basic webpage layout using HTML and CSS without using tables. I will take you through how to create a basic webpage with four key areas: Header Main content area Sidebar Footer … Continue reading
This is the beginning of a problems series, that goes into common issues amateur and beginner web designers might come across when building website front-ends. Today’s issue is about positioning divs. Specifically, how to make divs sit next to and/or … Continue reading
