HTML5 For Web Designers – Review

So I picked up HTML5 For Web Designers by Jeremy Keith (and the “A Book Apart” crowd) when it first came out, but being life and full time work, I have just gotten around to it, so thought I would give my overall impressions of the book. Markup for Web Designers In Chapter 1,we get … Read the Rest of This Post.

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Content Still is King

As a freelance web designer, I talk to quite a few people that want their content published online. But what I rarely have someone tell me is that they have high aspirations for their content.  Rarely do the clients feel their content is special and that it is carrying their brand and their experience with … Read the Rest of This Post.

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If you smash an Apple, will you get Apple Sauce?

What is wrong with me? I feel so inadequate. I have tried, really really tried. I just can’t do it. I can’t make my iPhone 4 drop a call. Sigh. What is wrong with me? Now, before you start labeling me as a Mac Fanatic (a label which I admittedly own), my phone does drop … Read the Rest of This Post.

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WordPress 3.0 is Here

WordPress turned seven years old last month! I can’t believe it has been 7 years. To commemorate the anniversary, WordPress is leaping forward this month with the release of Version 3.0, nearly five years after the debut of 2.0. The biggest change is integration with the previously separate WordPress MU (Multi-User) variation, which allows multiple … Read the Rest of This Post.

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Safari 5 Review

The browser wars continue to rage on, and frankly since the consumer seems to be the winner I say go for it. As long as we are talking about progressive browsers with CSS3,  HTML5  and other forward ways of thinking, I say bring them on. So Safari 5 was released this week and I have … Read the Rest of This Post.

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