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Friday Focus: 10/03/08

Giant imagery is this week’s theme on Friday Focus. Happy October everyone!

Friday Focus: 09/05/08

This week on Friday Focus: the most popular color on the planet, blue. After the immense popularity of green (and pink?) during the Web 2.0 wave, it looks like web designs are going back to everyone’s favorite color. And we have a bucket full of examples to prove it.

Friday Focus: 08/22/08

This week on Friday Focus: one-page sites that sure to tickle your design tastes. They’re both playful and well-made, so enjoy!

Hide Table Rows with onChange()

Gerald Hanks shows us how to hide a line in a table, something that might come in handy in your design. The tool is a pretty simple JavaScript.

Friday Focus: 08/01/08

It’s August already and we’re kicking off our first Friday Focus of the month with some Flash-based sites.

Friday Focus: 07/18/08

Elegant, exquisite, and extreme details on these sites that are sure to please. Welcome to this week’s Friday Focus!

CSS: Infoboxes and Pullquotes

Let’s add some more flair to our articles by using informational facts boxes, and pullquotes, to lighten up those mammoth articles. It’s all done using CSS and some floating, and unofficial follow-up to the previous post on the topic.

CSS: Fun With Floating in the Grid

Thord shares some of his tricks for employing the new Devlounge design, and making it flexible for future additions and changes. Let’s play with CSS floats and the grid.

Friday Focus: 06/20/08

It’s all retro this week on Friday Focus—robots and rainbows on the design horizon. You’re sure to have a blast with the designs below. Enjoy!

Friday Focus: 06/06/08

Here’s a larger-than-usual Friday Focus for this week, featuring simple yet beautiful designs that just work. Four site types (blog, portfolio, static, e-commerce) that do a standout job of making an impression.