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Digital Web Magazine With every web developer or agency worth their salt releasing a web application these days, it was inevitable that attention would eventually turn to how best to manage CSS within a modern MVC framework. Steve Heffernan pairs stylesheets with REST principles to present a new approach to CSS architecture.
Leona Tomlinson is back for a second article, detailing where accessibility statements fit into Web sites today.
Is your website firing on all cylinders? We take a look at a book that has a little something for everyone, from marketers to developers, to help you polish your pages. Andrew Stevens returns to Digital Web to review Website Optimization.
In this extract from his forthcoming book, the Website Owner’s Manual, Paul Boag takes a look at some of the simple things you can do to gain a fuller understanding of how your website is performing, both for your users and in a broader sense.
This week, Digital Web’s own Nick Finck sat down with the Web Standards Project’s Aarron Walter, to talk education, findability, and the path to lasting happiness.
Digital Web running a provocative article on CSS techniques? Shurely shome mishtake! In this extract from the forthcoming Sitepoint book of the same name, Rachel Andrew explains how you can use tables for layout in modern web design with a clean conscience.
Aral Balkan talks to Digital Web about the <head> conference: an experiment in online communities. Bringing a collection of varied and insightful speakers from around the globe to thousands of attendees without even stepping outside.
Does your creative process start with the same sketch of a web page every time? Or even the same Photoshop template? You could be missing out on the most innovative solutions by not putting enough thought into the concept, says Victor Lombardi. Here he outlines three methods for pulling apart a brief to tackle the underlying concept design.
It is easy to make accessibility a checklist item for your Web site launch, but Leona Tomlinson provides some insight into how users with different disabilities access websites and how simple changes can make a huge difference to their browsing experience.
Unless you’re a gifted photographer as well as a kick-ass coder, there will be times when you turn to other people’s photos to add emotion and depth to your designs. But how do you navigate the maze of clichéd stock? Designer and author, Jason Beaird, discusses how to choose the right stock picture for your site.
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