In the previous part we took a look at events related to forms and tried different ways to use them in projects. Even though you might have some fun by firing alert messages and pop-up windows (don’t feel bad for that), it is time to move from form to another “group” events. I am pretty… Continue reading JavaScript 101-#19 – Getting to know JavaScript events Pt3
Author: Alex Devero
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CSS tips and tricks #15 – CSS box model without secrets
Many web designers and developers struggle with various aspects of their craft in their humble beginning. CSS box model can be of those things. I too had a problem with complete understanding this part of CSS. Margin, padding, borders, width and height. All those properties seemed confusing back then. When I finally became solid in… Continue reading CSS tips and tricks #15 – CSS box model without secrets
Why you suck as web designer
Do you feel that your web design skill are not that good as they could be? Do you feel that you are missing something? You may review the code of the project you are working on, but finding no errors. However, it just doesn’t feel good or enough. What’s more, there is still some little… Continue reading Why you suck as web designer
Design custom form in CSS, JavaScript and PHP tutorial Pt4
Finally! The last part of this tutorial series that will make your form work smoothly. In previous parts we first created the foundation for form in HTML and CSS and then we added JavaScript fallback for cases when browser does not support form validation provided by HTML5. Today, we are going to work in PHP… Continue reading Design custom form in CSS, JavaScript and PHP tutorial Pt4
The case of Dribbble and Behance
Pretty much was said about Dribbble and Behance, especially about Dribbble. If you are following discussions related to web design, you probably heard or read some of the complaints and biases. One of the often mentioned was elitism attributed to Dribbble. Haters were and still are complaining about the system Dribbble use to get new… Continue reading The case of Dribbble and Behance
Typography in Web design
It was said and repeated for many times that web is 90% typography. If you are a web designer, developer or just anyone working in web industry, typography covers huge part of your work. Typography is also one field that is often overlooked by young designers wanting to start their careers or businesses. This is… Continue reading Typography in Web design