Ramblings Of A Web Guy
Brian Moon
I have always struggled understanding the use of masks in design tools like Photoshop, Illustrator, and Sketch. I recently had to work on translating some creative from Sketch into a responsive design...
I have not blogged in over a year. Shame on me. I think part of the reason was because my blog template had become quite dated. I tweaked it a bit to make it semi-responsive a while back. But, I have ...
I was looking through dealnews.com browser stats the other day to see how many of our visitors had browsers that could use CSS3. This was how it broke down. 58% of dealnews visitors have browsers...
I just read A case for table-based design and was thrilled to know I am not the only one that drowns in div soup from time to time. I do not for the most part use tables for layout, but there...
YUI has a built in carousel widget. However, it requires fixed widths for all the parts. That does not fit well in a liquid CSS layout. In particular, we have to support people using large fonts at th...
For our development servers, we have always used output buffering to replace the URLs (dealnews.com) with the URL for that development environment. Where we run into problems is with CSS and ...
I am working on Wordcraft, trying to get the last annoying HTML validation errors worked out. Thinks like ampersands in URLs. In doing so, I am asking myself where the escaping should take...
There is no shortage on the pages on the internet that talk about HTML vs. XHTML. The vast majority of these (in the first few pages of Google) seem to favor XHTML. I don't really have an ...
So, my wife told me that my site design was boring. Yeah, she was right. I am no designer. I just don't have that gene. But, during my work on Wordcraft, I came across some coo...
So, Google Chrome is out. If you don't know, it's Google's new browser. I downloaded it on my Windows XP machine and tried it out. I found this curious thing in the options. So, I thought, I will...