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Of Course it’s About the Tools, it Always Has Been

I’ve said before that tools don’t matter, but there’s a lot more to that weighted statement I think we can agree on. We’ve got our trusted toolset, our trusted workflow, but what if we could be doing it better?

Improving Your Process: Work from the Inside Out

Many designers and developers I’ve observed over the years have a particular way of tackling a new project. I approach new projects in a specific way, working from the inside out, in an effort to be as forward thinking as possible on as detailed a level as possible.

jQuery Enlightenment by Cody Lindley Book Review

jQuery Enlightenment by Cody Lindley reinvigorated my enthusiasm for technical references. If you’re at all interested in learning more about jQuery, or you just want an excellent reference on hand, jQuery Enlightenment is it!

The Art of zen-coding: Bringing Snippets to a New Level

zen-coding is a new plugin for Web designers and developers, letting them write their code at high speed.

Getting Back to Basics: Effective Use of Images

Imagery is a very important aspect in Web design. Are you using images properly?

Current Events: The Official End to XHTML

XHTML 2 has been officially dropped in favor of HTML 5. Find out what that means to you.

Google’s “Let’s Make the Web Faster” Movement

Google’s Let’s Make the Web Faster and Page Speed Firebug add-on can help you optimize your Web pages.

Improving Your Process: Faster Front End Development

Time is very important in Web design. Here are a few tips to keep that time to a minimum, allowing for budgeted experimentation and polish.

Building Functional Alt Sites using SWFAddress

When developing a full Flash website, it is very important to provide an effective alternate site for viewing. SWFAddress helps extensively with exactly that.

Covering the Implication and Basics of CSS Animation

Allowing CSS to control the animation of various aspects of your document can have some very interesting implications. Should CSS or JavaScript control animation?

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