Archive for the ‘Web Development’ Category
A flexible width, component based CSS layout system. If you're looking for something like a grid system that's maybe a little more... responsive. This might be for you. I haven't really dug into it but it looks interesting.
I'm just now getting around to playing with HTML5 Boilerplate.
Tags: CSS, Design, framework, grid, layout, webdesign
You know, a CSS3 generator tool should be pretty and actually designed *using* CSS3. I like this.
Tags: CSS, css3, Design, generator, tools, webdesign
This is a really cool use of the parallax effect to create a storybook.
Tags: animation, CSS, html5, illustration, inspiration, Javascript, parallax, webdesign
Good stuff here.
Tags: CSS, css3, layout, webdesign, webdev
The tuts+ network adds a WordPress tutorial site. Cool.
Tags: tutorial, tutorials, webdesign, webdev, Wordpress, wp
These days I'm finding it easier and easier to write my own JQuery rather than using someone else's script that requires more superfluous markup than the actual, semantic markup. This little gem fixes a longstanding scripting headache.
Tags: bugfix, CSS, ie, ie7, jquery, z-index
Tags: checklist, reference, theme, webdesign, webdev, Wordpress
Tags: CSS, css3, html, html5, snippets
A company that monitors WordPress installs for malware hacks.
Tags: blog, hacking, malware, monitor, monitoring, security, tools, Wordpress
Hosting site just for WordPress that optimizes installations for you. The bandwidth offer is bullshit given then ridiculously low pageview limits, but it's useful as a reference for what you SHOULD be doing with your WordPress install.
Tags: cache, cacheing, caching, hosting, optimization, Wordpress