There are literally over a hundred of JavaScript frameworks out there that make writing complex client-side code significantly easier. If you're in the market for a powerful, relatively lightweight, and customizable JavaScript framework, MooTools is worth checking out. To help […]

Response times, availability, and stability are vital factors to bear in mind when creating and maintaining a web application. If you're concerned about your web pages' speed or want to make sure you're in tip-top shape before starting or launching […]

Your website's favicon is a key trademark to its look. It shows up in the navigation bar as well as on browser tabs (for most browsers at least), helping users quickly pick out your website out of the crowd. Creating […]

A while back I wrote "Where to Go to Find Design Inspiration", where I listed some of my favorite places to peruse when I'm looking for design inspiration. At the end, I posed the following question to the readers: "Where […]

Ajax allows for rich-internet applications that mimic the responsiveness and complex user interfaces typically associated with desktop applications. Moving applications to the web browser opens many possibilities, including the ability to save user data, connecting with other users for collaboration […]

Let's say... Your business, Quality Firearm Cases, has a problem. Demand for your product has plummeted and revenues are falling fast. You're leaning on an unlikely side product to stay afloat: plastic tubes for telescopes. Turns out gun cases and […]

Web applications often require a calendar or datepicker functionality. Whether it's a web form that requests the user's date of birth, a content management system that needs to display a calendar of events on a side column, or an application […]

Here's some of the websites I keep track of to find new techniques, resources, and news about building websites.