There are many ways you can present numerical, chartable data by styling elements using CSS and data visualization tools. Using CSS to style your data prevents you from relying on static images and increases your content's accessibility. Below, you'll read […]

Editor's Note: This is a guest post by Eva Vesper who works with Web Hosting Search - a small, independent hosting review site. She's here to share some insights on how to evaluate and analyze your hosting provider. You have […]

There are thousands of Photoshop tutorials out there, but few that are top-notch in terms of instructions, presentation - and of course - outcome. In this post, you'll find 30 beautiful, high-quality Adobe Photoshop tutorials from top tutorial sites and […]

Cheat sheets (also known as reference cards, reference sheets, etc.) not only helps you remember things quickly, but can also serve as wall decoration for your workspace. In this post, you'll find 28 excellent, useful cheat sheets in various file […]

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CSS can be both a tricky and easy to learn. The syntax itself is easy, but some concepts can be difficult to understand. It's super important to understand because your website's reputation partially relies on it, as it is the […]

Testing for web accessibility (how usable a website is by individuals with disabilities) is an often neglected part of web design and development. Web accessibility is important not only because your content will reach a wider range of audience, but […]

Adobe AIR - a cross-platform runtime environment for rich-internet and desktop applications - is just starting to get popular outside of the early-adopter circles, but there's already a growing amount of tools and utilities that can help web designers with […]