Happy Holidays! Free premium templates for your website

October 21, 2011 | Inspirations, Miscellaneous, Web Design, WordPress

Holiday Seasons are nearing and what better option to celebrate then to gift someone. And as the holidays near we would like to gift you some great web templates. To be true, we have not made the templates and we do not take credit for it. But these are for free and can be used by anyone. So if you are creating a e-commerce website using wordpress or a corporate website, or need a PSD which you can modify by yourself, we have it here. So without further ado, we give you these gifts. Read the full story…

 

SEO techniques a developer must know

August 13, 2011 | Miscellaneous, SEO, Web Design

So SEO has been the buzz word for quite a long time and if you are new to developing websites, you are wondering about its power too I guess. Well yes SEO is a main factor when it comes to taking a website to its full potential, and SEO can be a hectic job, marketing your website, advertising stuffs and what not that you never thought you would do. But wait! SEO is not only about making thousands of back links, leaving link backs to n number of websites and hoping that it will get you Google’s (or any other search engines) attention. If you are doing so, you are doing it wrong. Because you missed it from the ground level SEO starts from when you actually start creating a website. A poorly engineered website will perform bad when it is compared to a good engineered website. A site that has been given a lot of care when at the basic level will be easier not only to search engines but also to yourself when you are making changes to the design. So its your part to take those steps because your SEO expert wont be making changes to your code and design. So how actually do you make a website search engine friendly? We discuss some points that can be taken care of. Read the full story…

 

Allowing fixed number of check box to be checked using jquery

June 17, 2011 | jQuery, Web Design

We look at how we can fix the number of check boxes allowed to be checked in a group. Say you want to allow user to choose only 3 check box at maximum, You can do so by using a little bit of jQuery. What we are going to do in this tutorial is that we will have a set of options using check box presented to the user, from which they will be allowed to choose 3 or any number of options at max. If they happen to choose more than 3 then we alert a message and then uncheck the last checked check box and disable the options that are unchecked, so that if they want to choose another option, they first have to uncheck one of the checked check box.

All right enough of check box blah blah blah there. Lets get started with the business. This one here uses the jQuery 1.6, It must work on previous versions too but I have not checked it, If any of you do that please let me know through the comments. Read the full story…

 

Getting out of Limited web fonts

June 15, 2011 | CSS, Miscellaneous, Web Design

Web safe fonts – the word that has been limiting the design trends and possibilities for ages, all because not all computers have same fonts. You yourself might have been in such situations where you have used an image or simply went on with the “web safe fonts” and compromised with your design. Though a lot of advancement has been seen on the field of web, Fonts have for some strange reasons been given lesser thoughts hence leaving it where it was at it’s birth. But there were some positive steps taken a couple of years back, what was found as potential successor to other fonts was creating an image at run time for the fonts using javascript library. Though this is still in use and there are methods like sIFR, Facelift and other more, the main problem is their feature – that it turns fonts to image, which make it less user friendly, less Search Engine friendly, non select able and and also take a lot of loading time.

But now the times have changed and you can now use any fonts y
ou want and without any problem. So what has been the change? Do you need to add extra lines of code? or do you link to heavy files from another server and all those stuffs? No!

 

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Creating your first Html5 Template

May 4, 2011 | CSS, HTML5, Web Design

Last time we had discussion about what is HTML5? Today we’ll have a look on our first HTML5 basic (Simple one) layout. Here we have put together just a very basic layout of HTML5 just to provide a rough sketch for the upcoming future code. First let’s have a look at our layout.

Html 5 basic template

Html 5 template

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Designing Form in HTML5 and CSS3

April 21, 2011 | CSS, HTML5, Web Design

Form, very non exciting thing in a markup language to work with, especially for me. Even though I am a designer, all those form issues, validations still makes me see birds flying around my head. But as soon as HTML5 introduced its form tag with a dozen of new form tags, it gave me full mouth smile.

Today I’ll introduce you few new form elements. I hope after reading this article you will be able to create your own form with HTML5 powered forms.
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