Adding dummy text to your webpage design is quick way to see how well your page layout looks. It eliminates the need to type a paragraph worth of gibberish text and pasting it on all of your text placeholders. Acquiring dummy text is relatively simple thanks to several online dummy text generators that are just… Continue reading Fillerati – The Best Dummy Text Generator
Author: George Bernard
Infographics as your Social Media Weapon
Expanding your website branding to social media isn’t just about getting social media users subscribed to the site for updates. Social media also serves as an avenue where you can share content that social media users can share to their personal networks. You want to reach out to those personal networks so you can get… Continue reading Infographics as your Social Media Weapon
Heartbleed or Not, You Better Change Your Passwords
The widely-discussed Heartbleed security bug has caused serious distress across the Web, forcing big sites from Yahoo all the way to the US HealthCare.gov website to take some serious measures.
Top 3 Libraries for Parallax Scrolling
Adding some kind of graphical 3-D effect to a website is pretty neat if executed correctly and suits your site’s theme or content. But parallax scrolling has to be one of the more creative approaches to adding a third dimension and should add significant eye candy to just about any kind of website. A website with… Continue reading Top 3 Libraries for Parallax Scrolling
Bringing Stylish Font Designs to Your Website
In the early days of Web development, developers were pretty limited when it came to the choice of font for various elements of the site such as the body text and headings. The common workaround was to input the text in a graphics editor, set the desired font and save the text as an image… Continue reading Bringing Stylish Font Designs to Your Website
Developing Outside Mobile and the Web
If you are taking coding classes or doing your own research on development topics, you most probably have this big goal of making your first app for smartphones and tablets or a perhaps a new groundbreaking website. But attracting attention can prove to be difficult considering the vast number of active developers pumping out apps… Continue reading Developing Outside Mobile and the Web
Solving Your Color Problems with ColorZilla
Designing a website or website template from scratch means that you have to deal with color at some point. ColorZilla was designed to be that one simple tool that handles your color needs. Taking the form of an extension that is compatible with Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers, ColorZilla is free, easy to install… Continue reading Solving Your Color Problems with ColorZilla
The Mobile Operating System for the Web Developer – iOS vs. Android
If you are interested to make apps for iOS and/or Android, the mobile device you should buy in order to get started should be pretty obvious. But for a more general platform like the Web, you need to take various things into consideration including the app ecosystem, unique features each mobile OS brings to the… Continue reading The Mobile Operating System for the Web Developer – iOS vs. Android
Improving Your Productivity with OS X Mavericks
OS X Mavericks is a great and free upgrade to OS X Mountain Lion as it comes with a couple of new apps along with some fine updates to existing ones on top of some performance improvements. Some of the new features can boost your productivity too. This should spell good news to active developers… Continue reading Improving Your Productivity with OS X Mavericks
Things You Can Stop Drawing Thanks to CSS3
Drawing graphics purely using HTML and CSS is nothing new. Try taking the Acid2 browser test launched way back in 2005 and you will get the idea. However, it takes a lot of complicated code to achieve an attractive visual worthy of replacing something you can easily draw using your favorite graphics application. But with… Continue reading Things You Can Stop Drawing Thanks to CSS3