Posts Tagged With: design
· June 29, 2009 at 5:14 am · Web Hosting
For those of you who might not have noticed, one of my other projects – WebHostingShow.com got a little ‘bit of a face lift yesterday, mainly as far as the logo goes. This did give me an excuse to spruce up a few other features that are well worth checking out too.
How do [...]
· June 22, 2009 at 5:31 am · Online Tools
Searching for the right tools for the job on the Web can sometimes be a difficult task to achieve. Sure, there are many color tools out there to choose from, but which ones are just simply amazing? Here are five tools I will bet you will be bookmarking soon.
checkmycolours – here you have [...]
· April 3, 2009 at 4:00 am · Online Tools, Web Development
I have seen this Google Friend Connect service coming up more and more via the web sites I visit, so I thought I would look a little more into the service. Google wants to help you grow traffic by adding social features to your web site. Now how do you do it?
How Does Google [...]
· September 23, 2008 at 5:02 am · Web Development
Want to know a little more about the world of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and design? Here are some great places to get started.
CSS Zen Garden
Free CSS Templates
CSS-based Navigation Menus
Clean CSS – A CSS Optimizer
CSS Basics
Sitepoint CSS Tutorials
CSS Design – Gallery
Listamatic 1 – Styled Lists
Open Design Community [...]
· August 14, 2008 at 6:20 am · Web Development
The popurls-style of lots of sources on one page is a very interesting one that a lot of people have tried to copy. Here is a theme for WordPress however, that will get you off on the right foot.
OneNews does a great job at giving you a WordPress powered multiple news headlines on [...]
· August 8, 2008 at 6:53 am · Web Development, Web Hosting
It is not often you can mix funny with web hosting. Thanks to the latest issues of Ping! Zine, I was turned onto a new comic that covers the web development side of things Web of Pain. Browsing through the archives on their web site, I had a lot of fun. This one still sticks [...]
· July 28, 2008 at 5:02 am · Web Development
Always said you would like to have a social news site like digg, but didn’t have the time to develop or work on it? Thanks to slinkset.com, you don’t have to. They promise to deliver you your own social news site that you can customize, user your own domain on and auto-post links via RSS [...]
· July 27, 2008 at 11:24 am · Web Development, Web Hosting
I’m proud to say that Lunarpages (via several design contests) has done a lot to perk up the WordPress theme design area of the Web. Between two contests they are now highlighting 229 different themes that are all available for download.
Lunarpages Wordpress Theme Design Contest – Series 1 Entries
Lunarpages Wordpress Theme Design Contest [...]
· May 26, 2008 at 5:44 am · Web Development
Yesterday I spend a little time playing around with my WordPress theme here, looking at adding widgets to themes that didn’t come “pre-designed” with them in mind. Thankfully for people like me Automattic has a great tutorial on how to get this done. Along with adding a few more features, support for gravatars and a [...]
· May 12, 2008 at 5:42 am · Online Tools
The CSS Text Wrapper is probably the coolest thing I have seen when it comes to what you can do with text on a web page. Then again… how many things have we seen?
This tool makes it easy to wrap your text on a web page around in new and different ways. No [...]