Digitally recreating light is a pretty challenging task, and this week we’re going to look at websites that manage to use this effect brilliantly.

Should your logo be in a h1 code block, or should you use it for post titles, on your blog? What’s the correct way to use all those headers anyway. Let’s try and find out!

Learn how to create data driven charts the smart way, using XML and CSS.

You know that little icon that shows in the web browser’s address bar? That’s a favicon, and you really should use it. If this is news to you, take Brian’s crash course.

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I thought today, I would touch on the debate between Flash and CSS/Accessibility, based on my own work experiences. I would also like to announce that I will be releasing a tutorial/review of Microsoft’s new suite of Expression, as well as the accompanying Silverlight. I was fortunate enough to work on a project for [...]

With multiple slicing services available just about every where you look, it is hard to select a clear leader. Each service offers its own benefits and has its own pricing scheme – some more expensive than others. Today we look at XHTML Slicer, a service I recently used for client work.

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There are plenty of new designers who are still living in a cave on the latest in the web coding craze, known as valid code, which is the use of Xhtml & CSS. These new designers spend countless hours "in the dark" so to speak, and use prehistoric techniques such as tables to put together [...]

Learn how to mark up your unordered lists in a consistent manner, ensuring there is no white space in between elements, a very useful technique when creating precise navigation.

With the many css gallery sites out there, we find out just what makes the newest, CSSRemix, tick.

Moving from tables to style sheets and divs can be complex at first, but with a basic understanding, the meaning behind cleaner code becomes clear.