This is another article in our series — AJAX Help. We hear from a lot of readers who would like more Tutorials to help them learn AJAX. So, we’re pleased to provide an excellent list by Max Keisler. We look forward to hearing from you with comments about the tutorials, and if you know of [...]
One of the most pleasing effects that AJAX offers web designers i the ability to create slideshows, lightboxes, galleries and image transition effects. Here is a collection of favorite effects from generous programmers and designers — those gifted with left-brain and right-brain talent — for free as reviewed by Max Keisler.
by Max Keisler
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At WebHelperMagazine.com, we run article series on Copy Writing Techniques to help you in creating good web content at your blogs and sites, and have a section on Social Media Marketing which contains a number of articles on the details of creating videos for the web. But has anyone given any thought to the [...]
XHTML. DHTML. CSS. JavaScript. AJAX. A lot of acronyms for Open Source WebMasters to juggle. Here, you can learn about how CSS, DHTML & JavaScript — major components of and compliments to AJAX — work together in useful ways, see some examples, and try some exercises on your own… [...]
Are you learning AJAX? It stands for Asynchronous Javascript And XHTML. It powers a lot of Web 2.0 sites/applications. But where can you go for the best online references, resources and tutorials? Max Kiesler knows, and here he shares his favorite AJAX sites with you…
by Max Kiesler
I started posting about AJAX [...]
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Scalability without loss of resolution, is definitely an advantage in SVG format images — but did you know that SVG images are also programmable? We’ll take a look at what SVG format means for Web Developers in this article.WebMasters have [...]
This Photoshop tutorial series is for webmasters who are new to preparing artwork for the web.
(In this Lesson you will create a small duplicate image for use as a “thumbnail” image, which when clicked opens a larger version of the image.)
1. Open Photoshop.
2. Open the file “picture.jpg” (it is available for download in Lesson 1).
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