Really simple triangles working in all major browsers, including IE6+. HTML No surprises here. Our HTML is as simple as that. <div class="arrow_top"></div> <div class="arrow_right"></div> <div class="arrow_bottom"></div> <div class="arrow_right&... Read more »
Website redesign for TK Maxx. Launched just yesterday. Venda coding all the way in the back end and HTML, JavaScript and CSS in the front end. Visit live site What I’ve learnt The biggest challenge was to make the site work in Internet Explorer 6 and 7. One particularly annoying issue was to make the logo stay on top... Read more »
Just launched. TK Maxx and Red Nose Day campaign applications. Facebook quiz Fun quiz to find out your perfect Red Nose Day t-shirt. View site Website application Upload you photo with Flash uploader, resize it and pan it around with JavaScript then save your results with PHP. View site... Read more »
Everyone is excited about the new kid on the block – HTML5, but where to start and how to use it? There are couple of things you can start using right now with a few hacks for our lovely IE6 and other browsers not yet supporting HTML5. Before we get into it, it’s good to know the level of support... Read more »
Problem Gmail recently made a few changes in their email rendering engine. Unfortunately for us our image based HTML newsletters that used to look fine in gmail are now broken. Each image seems to have a weird spacing after it. If you’ve been sending HTML newsletters for your clients for some time now, you probably have your own email... Read more »
Google just made our life much easier by announcing Google font api and Google font directory. Using custom fonts on your website is as easy as adding two lines of code. Lets consider this simple example. <html lang="en"> <head> <title>Custom fonts</title> <meta charset="utf-8"... Read more »
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