January 13, 2011
My second book, HTML5 and CSS3, is now available in print and is a good solid guide to all of the cool features you can start using in your sites and applications. It’s not a beginner book by any means, but if you’ve gone through Web Design For Developers, you’ll be just fine. HTML5 and […]
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CSS, HTML, Uncategorized by Brian Hogan
October 13, 2010
Favicons (those icons for web sites that show up in the browser bar) can be a little tough to make sometimes, but Favigen make is pretty simple thanks to its easy web-based interface. Simply upload a square version of your logo or icon, select the output icon size, and download your newly created file. While […]
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HTML, Icons by Brian Hogan
September 15, 2010
Here’s a nice series of presentations and example code from Google that show you how to build user interfaces using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript From The Ground Up
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Accessibility, CSS, HTML, Javascript by Brian Hogan
June 29, 2010
Developers who don’t understand web development often tend to use way more markup than they need. Take a look at this article, which dissects an SMS message displayed within Google Voice. A single message uses the following: 369 lines 46 divs 7 tables 8 spans In the book, I point out that more characters in […]
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HTML by Brian Hogan
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