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10 Websites That Help You Discover the Best Web Apps | Inspired
If you’re watching the blogosphere close enough, you can observe a new trend coming along pretty quick – the application blog, whether is focused on iPhone apps, Mac apps, Air apps, web apps, or all of them. Today we’re gonna talk about the best web apps blogs, with daily tools that will save you lots of time or – on the contrary – gonna lose the whole day playing with. Please feel free to suggest others in the comments. Useful Tools A web magazine for people who love web tools and apps.
50 Free High-Quality and “New” (X)HTML/CSS Templates | Noupe
Jul 02 2009 In this post, we’ll showcase 50 Free high-quality & New (X)HTML/CSS template (some of them include the PSD-source files). You will also find among these elegant templates a very well written step-by-step tutorials showing you how to create your own. Hopefully some of these will meet your expectations and come in handy in your projects. You will have to check the license first for any restrictions or guidelines before using any template. ShapeThere are a few essential steps that need to be taken with any new wordpress install . Obviously not every wordpress blog will be the same but there are some basics that I feel should be done regardless of what kind of blog you’re creating. Here we’ll go through 10 steps that are essential to preform after any wordpress install including a list of 10 plug-ins that are a must for blogs of any type.
The Ultimate Guide to Setting up WordPress after an Install | Pr
Free Wordpress Templates
Hello. I recently got a domain and a hosting, free from Masood and I straight away installed WordPress on it and started searching for Themes/Templates I was amazed to see so many templates available for this platform and the nice thing was every template was offering something unique. I searched for many hours here and collected like 100 WordPress Templates . Then I finally chose the Best Templates among all of them and have now came up with 25 Free WordPress Templates that are really nice and unique.
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Library of Web Design Styles at Your Fingertips
Earlier in Web Design Week we saw how a simple layout can be mixed and matched with different backgrounds, patterns and photos , today we’re going to take that one step further. We’re going to completely change the look of a website by changing not just the background, but the overall style of the design. We’ll begin with the Grungy Paper Texture Site we created in a past tutorial, then we’ll change the design to look minimal, metallic, abstract, and web2! And after that we’ll talk about the process of learning a library of web design styles. So let’s get started… Style 1 – Grungy / Textured (Original)
10 Steps to a Client Friendly Wordpress CMS
What is not to love about WordPress? It is extremely extendable, an open source project, has a selection of thousands of plugins, in addition to the support community being simply massive. WordPress has proved itself as a great blogging platform and content management system. For us developers and techies the out of the box capabilities is more than we ever need to manage, edit, and add content in any shape or form. However many of us don’t simply build website for ourselves, and we have to think about our clients as well.
Posted October 28, 2008 in Tools/Resources , Web Design There are a lot of details to consider when designing and developing a web site. In reality, it can seem like an endless list — but if you look carefully you’ll see that there are certain elements that are more important than others, elements that are used consistently among the most successful sites. Once you’ve completed the Planning Stage of your website, the rest of the elements fall into broad categories ranging from User Interface Design to Content Creation to actual Development.
15 Key Elements All Top Web Sites Should Have
You may have noticed that in certain business and marketing circles there exists a “backlash” against the design community . Despite the rise of attractive, user-friendly solutions, in such circles unattractive designs have somehow managed to remain at the verge of acceptance. You’ll hear ideas being thrown around like “design is a waste of time — we have a really ugly site which outsells our competitors 3 to 1″ or “we are not worried about the design, we’ll outsource it or use a free WordPress theme, let us focus more on the product”. You can almost sense a little bit of pride in how ugly their web-site is, or that they are treating design like a commodity. However off base these types of thoughts might be, there is clearly a lack of respect for designers in the business community at times. I’d like to address how you can shatter this barrier and talk to business folk in a language they understand.
How To Communicate Design Decisions To Clients? | How-To | Smash
20 Useful Tools to Make Web Development More Efficient | Six Rev
There are many available tools to help make web development projects quicker and more productive. Aside from a handy text editor or WYSIWYG editor like Dreamweaver, you can find plenty of tools and utilities that can greatly increase development speed, reduce debugging and testing time, and improve quality of the output. The tools described below are a variety of utilities, optimizers, testing, and debugging tools aimed towards helping developers create websites more efficiently.
Planning a Semantic Web site
This article discusses what you need to know to make your Web site part of the Semantic Web. It starts with a discussion of the problems the Semantic Web tries to solve and then moves to the technologies involved, such as Resource Description Framework (RDF), Web Ontology Language (OWL), and SPARQL Protocol and RDF Query Language (SPARQL). You'll see how the Semantic Web is layered on top of the existing Web. It then covers some issues that you want to know about when you plan a new Web site and also gives specific examples of how to use technologies like RDFa and Microformats to enable your existing Web site to become a part of the Semantic Web. Introduction to the Semantic Web The World Wide Web is the largest single information resource humanity has ever produced.Making online access easy use for blind and other disabled users is gaining attention because of class actions against companies like Target Amber Grant, 18, eats, sleeps, and breathes the Internet, according to her father, Garry Grant, CEO of Carlsbad (Calif.)-based technology outfit SEO Inc.. The company, which has 65 employees, often calls on Amber to use her prodigious Web skills to help with a vexing problem: checking to see whether its clients' Web sites are accessible to the blind. "I give her tasks to go onto clients' Web sites, find a particular product, select it, purchase it, and get through checkout securely.