Before starting your search for images, you need to know your taste. Do you like landscapes, candid photos, posed photos, abstract textures or patterns? Do you want to avoid industry cliches such as a hooded figure at a laptop for a cybersecurity firm?
No matter what size your company is, having a website is an essential part of running a business in today’s market. When done correctly, a website can provide a helpful resource for current clients, market your services to new clients, create brand awareness that stands above your competition, and accomplish many of your business goals. […]
Mobile testing from a browser is a great way to enhance development efforts, and Chrome Developer Tools are deep, powerful, and packed full of amazing features to achieve that goal. As a developer, I often take for granted some of the features I use every day. I forget most people don’t even know this area of their browser exists, […]
Have you ever wondered how well your website stacks up against the rest of the web? Ironscan.io is a website evaluation tool built to provide users with an instant analysis of any website. Just type in a URL and you’ll be able to see an in-depth, comprehensive overview of the site’s strengths and weaknesses. The Ironscan.io website evaluation […]
It is becoming increasingly popular and in many cases required for websites to have an SSL certificate. One use case would be on a website that collects payments from end users. Payment processing requires an encrypted connection (HTTPS) to keep information safe as it is transferred across the internet. Another important reason to do this is […]
“CSS is magic,” someone joked to me recently, as I demonstrated the pros and cons of a CSS3 pseudo-selector (specifically :nth-child). This got me thinking about Arthur C. Clarke’s third law of science and technology: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” While CSS is still leagues away from being indistinguishable from magic (although that depends on […]
Edit: Dreamweaver 2017 now natively can compile CSS preprocessor languages like SASS and LESS. It requires each site to have a specific entry in the Site Manager, and you can check out the full documentation for that here. If you are unable to have specific entries in the Site Manager or just isn’t worth the loss […]
