Dreamweaver vs Hand-coding

Best way to code a website? When I first started out, I used Dreamweaver. I used it because I didn’t know how to write code. This was a problem because I was letting a program auto-spit out code that I didn’t know of what quality it was. I soon found out too that Dreamweaver is Dreamweaver vs Hand-coding

Severely Ugly Websites

How does it happen? I think two things when I see an awful website: They must not know? Perhaps they got screwed over by some 13-year-old kid in his Mum’s basement that claimed to be a ‘professional’? Since I’m not especially interested in being negative, I’m not going to link directly to any examples. I’ll Severely Ugly Websites

Grand Theft Auto 5 (GTA V) Logo

I’m a big movie and video game buff. So, naturally, I’m a huge fan of cinematic games. I’ve an especially fond liking of Rockstar Games, primarily the GTA series. As a fan, I felt like designing and sharing a logo design concept for GTA 5 (which isn’t released yet) just for fun. Hoping for an Grand Theft Auto 5 (GTA V) Logo

How to Create Inset Text with CSS3

This often gets confused with “How to Create Indented Text with CSS3” which is completely different. Indent, to me at least, means an indented paragraph. If that’s what you’re here looking for, I won’t leave you hanging, it’s: p{text-indent:20px} What I’m referring to, is my new favorite CSS3 technique: Hello, how are you today? VS How to Create Inset Text with CSS3

Typography

Writing and Readability Cheatsheet

Most of the guidelines below apply to common English for both the web and print in most contexts. However, keep in mind that my advice on writing styles is based mostly on non-fiction, American English on the web. Writing. Write what you know. This is without a doubt, the most regurgitated piece of advice on Writing and Readability Cheatsheet