
Web Design Analogy
Website vs. Hollywood Celebrity
Holistic Web Media has used an interesting analogy to make a comparison between a website and a Hollywood celebrity: "A website is much like a hollywood celebrity on the red carpet."
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Web Designers and TV Broadcasts
Based on Louis Lazaris' analogy, there are lessons that web developers / designers can learn from television broadcasts.
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The Beatles and Design
According to Oleg Mokhov, an electronic musician and a web design enthusiast, there are five things you can learn about design from the Beatles.
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Universal Design
Kristine Schachinger uses house building analogies in her discussion of structured design..
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Art Direction and Design
This article has used a magazine layout as an analogy in order to emphasize the distinction between the acts of designing and art directing.
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HTML & CSS General
What I Learned About the Web in 2011
Here is an article recently published on ALA, A List Apart. It is a collection of their readers' experiences and perceptions in state of Web design during 2011.
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Taming Lists
The above article was published on 'A List Apart' by Mark Newhouse in 2002. In the fast-growing Web industry, it's quite a long time ago.
The listing techniques are well-known today and have been extensively used in almost every site. Furthermore,
CSS has offered a few new selectors which can make lists look even more appealing.
However, Mark Newhouse's article is still absolutely worth a read, especially for those web designers who do not master this technique thoroughly.
As mentioned somewhere on 'Max Design': "The Taming Lists article paved the way for styling lists."
It remains for me a classical . Enjoy reading!
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Obsolete Features in HTML5
The introduction of HTML5 and accompanying changes
in what now constitutes 'valid' and 'invalid' markup,
has made the task of validating pages in W3C's HTML5 validator difficult.
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CSS Floats 101
The float property, once well understood and utilized properly, is a huge asset to web designers/developers working with HTML and CSS.
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Using CSS3 : Interview with Andy Clarke
Andy Clarke, a well-known British web designer, stresses the importance of utilizing creative opportunities offered by CSS3 and not worrying too much about browser campatibility issues.
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Web Design Styles
Vintage Web Design
Retro and vintage -- as a reminder of a time and place that we can never go back to -- are becoming a new trend.
In this design style, a lot of imagery is used in order to sustain the correct era. It seems to be popular on travel and tour sites.
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Minimalist Design
'Less is more'. This is the motto behind Minimalist movement. As the latest and most important design trends, Minimalist design is a design reduced to only the most essential elements.
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Symmetrical Balance
A Symmetrical design is achieved by creating a symmetrical balance (also called formal balance) throughout a design.
It means all elements are perfectly and evenly balanced out. The form is a mirror image about a horizontal, vertical or diagonal axis.
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Symmetry vs. Asymmetry in Design
Decision to use either symmetry or asymmetry - or both of them - in a given design depends on what we are trying to communicate.
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Software Disputes
Go Daddy Faces Boycott Threat
Go Daddy, internet domain registrar, faces boycott threat from SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) opponents.
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Apple Wins Patent Dispute
ITC, International Trade Commission, ruled that HTC has violated only one of the original 10 patent complaints filed by Apple.
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Schmidt: Google Is No Microsoft
Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt began his testimony today (September 21) to the Senate Judiciary subcommittee.
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Google's War Against Spam
Google is committed to keeping their index as spam-free as possible; the war goes way beyond Panda.
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News around the Web
Joomla 2.5 released The Joomla Project announced the release of Joomla 2.5.0 on 24 January 2012. This version is the next update from version 1.7.
On 24 February 2012, version 1.7 will reach end of its life.
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Google To Pay Nearly $1 Billion to Mozilla
Mozilla and Google have signed a new three-year agreement according which Google will remain as default search engine for Firefox users. According to a report on AllThingsD, Google will pay Mozilla almost $300 million annually or nearly $1 billion in total for this deal.
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Detecting Attack Patterns in Data
Through a number of different research efforts in the cyber world, experts are trying to profile and find out attack patterns at the digital crime scenes.
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IBM's Watson vs. Harvard students
IBM's Watson supercomputer squeeze out a victory in a "Jeopardy" quiz-show with a trio of H.B.S. students.
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W3C Changes with the Changing Web
Based on the recent meetings, W3C will focus on the future convergence of Web and television, and a new strategic direction towards incoming request changes.
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Is Plus Replacing Picasa?
It seems that Google is phasing out Picasa in favor of Google+ Photos.
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Browsers News
Firefox 9.0 Was Released
Mozilla released Firefox 9.0 on December 20, 2011. What is new in the latest version?
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Mozilla; More Than Just Firefox
David Ascher, Mozilla Messaging CEO, clarifies what Mozilla, as a nonprofit organization, is doing.
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Microsoft Tried To Acquire its Competitor
According to Brendan Eich, the creator of JavaScript, Microsoft tried to buy Netscape during the two giants' browser war back in 1994.
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Chrome 13 Was Released
Chrome continues to gain ground on a global scale. The new version of Chrome includes three new features.
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Browser Trends
According to market share estimates for desktop browsers, the number of Firefox 5 users has increased by 400% in August 2011.
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Book Reviews
Algorithms of the Intelligent Web by Haralambos Marmanis, Dmitry Baenko
The Art of SEO by Eric Enge, Stephan Spencer
AdvancED CSS by Joseph Lewis, Meitar Moscovitz
Designing Web Interfaces by Bill Scott, Theresa Neil
HTML5 Guidelines for Web Developers by Klaus Förster, Bernd Öggl
CSS3 for Web Designers by Dan Cederholm
The Magic of Computer Graphics by Noriko Kurachi
HTML, XHTML & CSS for Dummies by Ed Tittel, Jeff Noble
Building Scalable Web Sites by Cal Henderson
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Newly Published Books
Introducing HTML5
- Authors: Bruce Lawson, Remy Sharp
- Publisher: New Riders Press
Steve Jobs
- Author: Walter Isaacson
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Professional Web Design
- Author: Smashing Magazine
- Publisher: Wiley
Typography Sketchbooks
- Author: Steven Heller
- Publisher: Princeton Architectural Press
Mobilizing Web Sites: Develop and Design
- Author: Kristofer Layon
- Publisher: Peachpit Press
Writing for the Web
- Authors: Lynda Felder
- Publisher: New Riders Press
Design for Hackers: Reverse Engineering Beauty
- Author: David Kadavy
- Publisher: Wiley
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Books Catalog
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