Chris Pederick's Web Developer extension for the Mozilla Firefox browser is one of the best tools in a web developer's arsenal. About a couple of months ago, I wrote an article about it entitled "9 Practical Ways to Enhance your […]

Are you an advanced JavaScript coder looking for more sites to sharpen your coding prowess? Maybe you're a web designer wanting to double as a developer (or at least know enough to add a bit of rich content into your […]

Here's 35 examples of bright, vibrant web designs to inspire you on your next project. The skillfull use of colors is a talent that all designers should possess. When used excessively, a design can look scattered, "rainbow-like", and distracting. When […]

This article presents 15 WordPress plugins to help enhance and simplify the blogging experience of advanced users, especially web developers and designers. Most of the plugins were tested on a default installation of WordPress version 2.3.1 for basic functionality; relevant […]

There comes a point in time where we want to improve our website's interface or provide a captivating experience that our users will remember. We have three main options (from hardest to easiest): write the scripts ourselves, use a JavaScript […]

As a web developer, if you're to be successful, you have to have a constant yearning for learning new things. In an industry that evolves rapidly, you've got to keep up or you risk being obsolete and outdated. Keeping up […]

For those scratching their heads wondering what Drupal is, it's an open-source (i.e. free) content management system that's flexible and feature-packed. Over the last couple of years or so, it's taken off as the go-to platform to run websites that […]

Feature creep, also known as scope or requirement creep, refers to unforeseen requests for additions and changes that are outside the project scope. It typically happens due to inadequate requirements gathering, poor initial planning, and an unclear protocol for change […]