CSS: Making the Switch from Static to Relative Units
CSS gives web developers plenty of options when it comes to defining lengths for HTML elements. In a broad sense, defining lengths in CSS can be broken down in to [...]
CSS: Simple Sticky Footer
The sticky footer... The oh-so-sought-after expanse at the bottom of the page that contains contact information, site navigation, a call to action, or whatever else you might want to chuck in there. It's the element that [...]
Three Quick Reasons to Learn Web Design
In today’s world, having a powerful, professional-looking website is an essential for just about anyone looking for a new career. As an individual, you can build your own brand and [...]
Three Ways to Incorporate Responsive Web Design Best Practices
Raise your hand if the term “Responsive Web Design” has come up at some point in your work day – maybe in a meeting about UX/UI (user experience/user interface), or [...]
Coordinating teams and responsive design
Responsive projects are a big undertaking. There are a lot of things to track. Storie, devices, requirements, wireframes, mocks, and bugs just to name a few. In a recent Responsive [...]
The Cost of Implementing Responsive Web Design Later
I’ve done more than a few responsive website implementations and there are two ways that it can happen. A site can be coded responsively or you can be tasked with [...]
Why Responsive Web Design Is Right for Business
The surge in mobile usage continues to skyrocket, yet there are still many businesses that haven't yet implemented responsive web design (RWD). RWD makes it possible to effortlessly bring your [...]