by Scott Frangos
In this Lesson we’ll look at the CSS structure of an excellent site design in the CSS Zen Garden. You can follow along using the Web Developer Firefox extension which will help us reveal the hidden structure of the design.
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
I was looking through some of my older posts tonight and realized my last post… Continue reading
In this tutorial, we’ll explore a quick way to repurpose a Google word processing document for use on the web with validated code, using a trick that will help you produce clean code.
by Scott Frangos, Managing Editor - WebHelperMagazine.com… Continue reading
Before any SEO campaign can begin, a site must be analyzed to determine how well the site is being spidered by the search engines. It is also important to assess and modify the architecture of the site as needed. We always assess and recommend changes to the design of a site before doing any optimization. This ensures that a solid base is beneath the optimization and minimizes Continue reading
“Learning CSS” is a tutorial series is for webmasters who are making the transition from straight HTML, or for those who already know CSS a bit and want to hone their skills. It is also categorized at WebHelperMagazine.com under the column, “The Open Source WebMaster.”
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