One of the most important thing when developing websites is page loading speed, to load as quickly as possible, especially in the case of large websites.
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Alright, HTML5 has been released for quite a while now, and its capabilities never cease to amaze me. Here, I have got 10 more HTML and Javascript demonstrations that show you what they can do.
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Title tags often get overlooked by web developers. That’s a shame as they are crucial for both search rankings and users seeing search results. Here is the ultimate title tag optimization list to fix them.
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Making a PHP upload script can be a very challenging task when you are just starting out, heck; it’s still hard to some extent when you are an experienced developer. So today, I’m going to show you how to make one using PHP5 Classes and a simple form.
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The sidebar in layout cannot extend automatically full height along with the content. We usually do it by repeating the background image the way down of the container. You actually can get the Faux Columns trick without using image with CSS3 gradient.
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This post aims to create a tabbed interface for grabbing Flickr images using Dijit’s TabContainer, DojoX’s Flickr data store, and basic Dojo code for event handling and node manipulation.
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The new canvas tag in HTML5 is known for its illustration power. It’s basically an empty element on which you can write and sketch using Javascript. But there’s a hidden power: image manipulation.
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There are several really useful elements available to use, that make our code more semantic, our website more usable, and in general, everything easier for both us, the coder, and the end-user of our site.
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CSS3 is opening up a lot of possibilities for designers and developers. Things that used to require images, JavaScript or Flash can now be done with the power of CSS.
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