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If you have already realized the value of having a mobile Web site or of having your existing Web site optimized for mobile viewing, then you would have heard of both responsive Web design and HTML5.
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Anyone who's been blogging for a substantial length of time can tell you how important it is to have a large and flourishing e-mail list. Most website owners use daily traffic as the main metric of a site's success, but there are other factors you should consider.
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Typography is everywhere! Even in food. Look at this inspiring collection of food handmade fonts! All examples are awesome for sure!
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Here's the good news, right off the bat: This fourth lesson is the easiest in our making-a-website exclusive series. Now that you've already learned all about the basic joys of HTML, CSS and styling and creating your website, you'll get to master the selection of the ideal webhost and finally launching your website. Sound exciting? Read on!
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Learning HTML may seem daunting at first. This is especially true if you do not have any experience working with HTML at all.
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Everyone who owns a website has an email list. If you don't, start one now. For those of you who do have an email list, we are giving you the opportunity to win Display, a flat-designed responsive email template that you can use as your email newsletter. We have 5 copies to give away so read the "How to Win" section below to get entered.
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Autumn photography collection. Visit this post to find some lovely inspiration
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Cascading style sheets or CSS controls how a Web site would appear. There are many ways of styling a particular Web page, but CSS is the one recommended by the World Wide Web Consortium.
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At this point in our exclusive series, you've learned all about the utmost basics of HTML and CSS, as well as styling. In other words, you should be more than comfortable with working with HTML and CSS.
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Photoshop actions are an awesome tool that help designers and photographers to save their time. Sometimes one action is equivalent to 15 movements in Photoshop. So why not to use this awesome build-in Photoshop function?
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