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Digital Web Magazine - Interview Molly E. Holzschlag

To coincide with her latest book "The Zen of CSS Design" Digital Web Magazine have interviewed the lady that inspired Dave Shea to produce the CSS Zen Garden. Read More

Digital Web Magazine - Interview Dave Shea

Good interview with the man responsible for the amazing CSS Zen Garden Mr. Dave Shea. Read More

Digital Web Magazine - Review "The Zen of CSS Design"

The book is all about the designs on the CSS Zen Garden — but not just about how different designers faced the Zen Garden challenge. It also uses the designs to take readers on a tour of everything they need to know about using CSS on a Web site. Because the HTML file stays the same, it’s easy to really zero in on the CSS and how it’s used

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Netscape Browser 8.0 Beta Goes Live

America Online's Netscape team has opened its doors to the public, releasing the first beta of the revived Netscape Web browser. Based upon Firefox, Netscape version 8 focuses on security and protecting user privacy, and supports rendering with both Mozilla's Gecko and Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser engines. Read More

Macromedia's improves marketing

Salesforce.com market leader in on-demand customer relationship management (CRM), announced that Macromedia has improved sales lead management and visibility into marketing campains. Macromedia has also integrated Salesforce.com with its front-end lead generation and back-end marketing systems to further streamline its sales force automation process.

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Internet Explorer 7 “the facts”

You should already know by now that a new version of Microsoft's Internet browser "Internet Explorer" is announced.

In this news article the latest facts around IE7.

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Firefox 1.0.1 out, takes care of most security bugs

The first update to FireFox is out. Firefox 1.0.1 aims to fix a slew of vulnerabilities. Foremost among those are domain-spoofing and cross-site scripting bugs. 1.0.1's release was pushed forward in order to take care of the International Domain Name bug. That particular bug results from Firefox's implement of the IDN specification which allows the use of non-English characters in URL names. The IDN issue is not unique to Firefox, as it also affects Opera, Safari, and OmniWeb — but not Internet Explorer.

Also fixed is another bug that enables web sites to force content into another site's window if the target name of the window is known.

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Macintosh Creator Raskin Dies

Tragic news in the computer world this week. the "father" of the macintosh computer has died at 61. He was ill for a while, in December he told his friends that he had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He died last Saturday night at his home in Pacifica, California.

Jef Raskin was a computer interface expert who was the creator behind Apple Computer Inc.'s Macintosh computer. But Raskin left the company before it came to market.

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Press Release: StockFLA.com - Flash Stock Movies

Patrick Jansen releases StockFLA.com

A new Flash Stock Movie website, StockFLA.com, offers a collection of Flash Movies and Rights Protected Images.

StockFLA Includes various types of 3D Models, Background Templates, Button Models, Video Loops, Generic - Scripted Components and high resolution Photography. StockFLA has been created to offer high quality and fast solutions for low prices to flash developers and graphic designers.

Most Movies include options to fit the designers needs. Video loops come in varying sizes and frame rates, components contain customizable parameters for finetuning, 3D animations contain different qualities. Many movies contain pre-created variations and are set up to allow easy and quick adjusting.

StockFLA was developed by Patrick Jansen, a dutch freelance web-, graphic- and flash designer, creator of "PJ" and "Supreme4" collections of Flash Text Effects.

Website: http://www.stockfla.com

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Flash goes mobile

Macromedia announced its mobile Flash developer community is expanding rapidly and developing award-winning work. Developers in the program have access to a broad range of services and information to help them design, develop, and market Flash applications and content for wireless mobile devices, including mobile-specific tools and content development kits, training, and support.

Also the winners of the 3GSM World Congress 2005 are announced, there are several prices in various categories. The third part of the news contains agreements of Samsung and Nokia in participating with flash for intergrating flash applications in their mobile devices.

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