#web (4,377 links)
- phpFormGenerator phpformgen.sourceforge.net
"create reliable and efficient web forms in a snap. No programming of any sort is required. Just follow along the phpFormGenerator wizard and at the end, you will have a fully functional web form!" But my god, it'll need some cleaning up before use.
- Approximate Conversion from Points to Pixels reeddesign.co.uk
- WebCmd: web-based command-line interpreter (shell) a-i-studio.com
The importance of subtle clues to indicate change
- Robert’s talk » Why accessibility? robertnyman.com
- RailFrog - CMS on Rails railfrog.com
- Digital Web Magazine - The Principles of Design digital-web.com
- ONLamp.com: Ajax on Rails onlamp.com
This article introduces the incredibly easy-to-use Ajax support that is part of the Ruby on Rails web application framework.
If you are a freelance or small Web design firm, I have an uncomfortable question to ask you: are you thinking too small?
- Wire Frame Your Site [Design Practice] sitepoint.com
- The ways to style visited links webdesign.maratz.com
A time management solution that allows you to easily track what you do during your day. ClockWork is ideal for anyone who works with clients on an hourly basis, or needs a solution to track productivity for any task or project.
The goal of the MTA is to provide an automated, accessible, degradable method for both users and developers to manage lists in web applications.
- The Unofficial Web Applications List webapplist.com
- Juicy Studio: Div Mania juicystudio.com
More and more web documents are appearing that consist of nothing more than a collection of div elements. In most cases, better use of CSS selectors could be used to avoid overusing the div element.
- A Few Tips On Estimating Web Projects dkeithrobinson.com
- Ruby: RubyStyleGuide rubygarden.org
- Google Community: Animated favicons!?!?!? googlecommunity.com
simply a gif, saved with the wrong extension, I THINK.
On semantic markup, conveying its usage to those who generally don’t need to care, and a reusable markup guide for your enjoyment.
- Elastic Faux Columns ‽ Blog ‽ Pixel Meadow pixelmeadow.com
- stu nicholls | the CSS playground stunicholls.myby.co.uk
Each of these patterns (which are more general) and techniques (more specific) are intended to help you solve design problems.
- Complex Dynamic Lists: Your Order Please: A List Apart alistapart.com
Provide a good way for users to choose from a list of hierarchical elements.
- A More Accessible Pop-Up Window developers.evrsoft.com
- Lists and Indentation meyerweb.com
A complete exploration for what's happening with lists in general, and then in IE5/Mac and Netscape 6.1.
Determine if you need hacks, how to manage them effectively if so, and which hacks you can employ to solve a range of common compatibility problems.
- Visual SourceSafe: Microsoft's Source Destruction System highprogrammer.com
There are many fine solutions for revision control systems. SourceSafe isn't one of them.
If you’re currently a freelancer or running your own small business, I’d love to hear your top tips.
- Author Profile | Andrew Neitlich sitepoint.com
Sitepoint articles. "Andrew's consulting practice focuses on helping professionals and entrepreneurs build successful businesses."
"A poncy name for the very simple idea of grouping related styles into separate stylesheets. The same set of tasks turn up on project after project and a little careful thought can save hours of foundation work, allowing you to get on with the serious bus
- Skills for Access : The Comprehensive Guide to Creating Accessible Multimedia for e-learning skillsforaccess.org.uk
The idea behind this project is to distribute the work of making browser screenshots among community members.
content is probably the hardest part of getting any kind of Web site up and running and that it’s made especially so when it comes to working with content outside of your own control.
- Transparent custom corners and borders | 456 Berea Street 456bereastreet.com