A subject I’ve been thinking a lot about, and on which Jason Santa Maria published a really good piece yesterday, is a proper web design app. A desktop application specifically made for web designers to mock up their screen designs, before they dive into the code.
continue reading …Once again, the WebKit team (and community) pushed a nice slew of updates to their Web Inspector. Web developers more and more seem to be making the switch from Firebug. If you’re a web designer however, Firebug is still the way to go. I’d love to switch to Safari full time though, so here’s what I’d like to see in the WebKit Inspector.
continue reading …Back when the WebKit team implemented CSS animations in their engine, I started tinkering on a CSS powered clock. Nothing spectacular, just a nice gimmick. But I wanted to do a little more with my bare bones clock. So what better way to spend the Easter Sunday afternoon making world clocks with nothing but HTML and CSS?
continue reading …Almost a year ago, I wrote a draft of an article about Flash, and how its days were numbered. I never got round to finish it, but as I witnessed quite a few bloggers queueing up to carry Flash’ coffin to the grave recently, I thought I’d revisit it.
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