By applying the Display: None class to an element you've immediately made that content "inaccessible" by screen readers. You've probably known this forever, but still the poison apple sneaks into our code once in a while.
Read MoreA question that designers and site owners alike always want to know is, “How can I quickly add mobile support?” Sometimes, you don’t have the budget to start from scratch and yet still desire a modicum of mobile goodness. Today I’ll walk you through five things that you can do to make your site more mobile friendly.
Read MoreWeb developers create some awesome jQuery & CSS3 tutorials. Today we want to list some of the best from 2012. Enjoy this fantastic collection of useful jQuery and CSS3 tutorials!
Read MoreThis tutorial will show you how to create a notebook themed website using only CSS. First, we will create a basic wrapper by specifying the body tag CSS properties. Next, we will make an unordered list and edit its properties.
Paper.js, Processing.js and Raphaël are the leading libraries for drawing on the Web right now. A couple of others are up and coming, and you can always use Flash, but these three work well with HTML5 and have the widest support among browser vendors. Choosing the right framework will determine the success of your project. This article covers the advantages and disadvantages of each, and the information you need to make the best choice.
Read MoreResponsive design isn’t a fad that arose because of a cool CSS technique, it’s an answer to a problem. Always remember that and constantly ask yourself whether or not you’re really adequately addressing that problem. If you’re using copy and paste to insert your media query breakpoints, your solution might be flawed.
Read MoreWith the DMXzone Accordion you can have accordion sections instead of pages anywhere on your site. Arrange your texts, images, videos and even whole pages and style them to create an intuitive and user-friendly navigation that will fit perfectly any window or monitor size. Grab your users' attention with stunning animation effects that will be played when toggling the content of your sections and present your products or ideas more effectively!
Read MoreSmaller touch targets are harder for users to hit than larger ones. When you’re designing mobile interfaces, it’s best to make your targets big so that they’re easy for users to tap. But exactly how big should you make them to give the best ease of use to the majority of your users? Many mobile developers have wondered this, and most have turned to the user interface guidelines provided by the platform developer for the answer.
Read MoreWith CSS3, you can transform the appearance of Web page elements. The skew transform allows you to skew a particular element or group of elements, by supplying a number of degrees to skew along the X and Y axes. Your code needs to be tailored to the specific browsers supporting CSS3 and you do, of course, need to remember that not all browsers support these properties yet.
Read MoreAs the icy grip of winter closes in tighter many begin to dream of spring. That time of renewed growth and warmer days that tends to draw us back outside and into nature’s waiting open arms. With the seeming promise from the old groundhog that we will more than likely be seeing a few more weeks of winter, we thought our readers could use a little piece of spring a bit early.
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