Are you prepared for your reboot? Make sure you don’t forget some key factors.

If “Layout, YOU SO NASTY” is the first thought that occurs to you in the morning, aside from “OMGWTF NUKES” and “Mmm…donuts”, change should probably be on the horizon, because if it isn’t, a chupacabra might be, and in the history of the world, there has never been anything more unforgiving. Except, of course, an [...]

Welcome to another addition of my column, which has yet to be named. I must apologize before I go into this column. For those who remember, I released a previous column a few months back, and like various other columnists appeared to drop off the planet. Unfortunately, a few issues in life came at me [...]

Uberlook is a freshly launched site that aims to be your one destination for finding quality design and development related resources (cough, other than Devlounge of course ). We first mentioned the site a few weeks back in an edition of Friday Focus. At the time, Uberlook was still purely speculation. There was a [...]

Designing for the web is a difficult task. Not only does the designer have to worry about the appearance of the website, but the designer must also worry about how the content will affect the appearance. In other words, you can have the best designed site out there, but if the content is [...]

As a designer, clients will request you do work to their specifications. Sometimes, their visions border things designs you’ve already made. So then what do you do?

“Custom Reading Width Beta” allows users of a particular website to adjust a reading container in order to suit their preferences. In essence, the user can choose the “reading width” of the layout, and also choose whether the behavior of the website is fixed or fluid.
My inspiration behind writing the script Custom Reading Width [...]

Letting yourself evolve with changes is important in not only life, but web design and development as well. Take a look at how Neowin & Sitepoint have both done this, and how you can too.

Design inspiration comes from all around us: nature, music, personal and public events, and the lives around us. Everyone of us takes our design experience and builds it from the multitude of different places we gain inspiration from.

With the 2006 Fall CSS Reboot about to get underway in the next couple of weeks, what better way to get your design senses flowing well with the latest season by using this helpful guide. In it we’ll point out some colors and techniques that you can have a much easier time getting away with using different the fall than any other season.