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  • Crop and Resize Images with GD or ImageMagick (v1.1)

    A new GD version has been released to complement the ImageMagick crop and resize with JavaScript and PHP. Crop and resize images from within your browser.

    Originally posted December 17th, 2007. 14 Comments

  • POSH: Semantic Markup for Driving Directions

    Driving directions offer a lot of semantic data. This article takes the semantics of driving directions into consideration and offers discussion about how to improve structural markup of directions.

    Originally posted June 11th, 2007. 7 Comments

  • Applying Progressive Enhancement to Your CSS

    It is becoming more common for designers to neglect progressive enhancement once unobtrusive JavaScript is obtained. There are countless JavaScript libraries available, full of code that is designed with progressive enhancement in mind. The issue that’s becoming increasingly problematic, in my opinion, is the associated style that is required to achieve desired visual effects.

    Originally posted March 19th, 2007. 5 Comments

  • Using SciTE with TextMate Style Snippets

    SciTE is a very powerful and capable editor. Using a Snippets plugin developed by Mitchell, you’re able to mimic some of the functionality that has made TextMate as popular as it is.

    Originally posted March 12th, 2007. 17 Comments

  • Suckerfish HoverLightbox Redux

    After taking some time to play with the design as well as functionality, a new version of the Suckerfish HoverLightbox is here.

    Originally posted February 19th, 2007. 138 Comments

  • My Latest Take on Image Replacement

    The new design got me thinking about image replacement techniques and I think I’ve come up with a good technique for solving the problem of readers with images disabled and CSS enabled.

    Originally posted October 23rd, 2006. 18 Comments

  • Beginning to Style Your RSS Feed

    If you’re anything like me, RSS has completely changed the way you browse the Web. It has become much easier to manage the abundance of content I want to read across the net; mostly due to RSS. No longer must I make my way down a list of bookmarks, hoping to find an update here and there.

    Originally posted August 14th, 2006. 14 Comments

  • Introducing MBN DuoTone Headings

    One thing that JavaScript is absolutely great for is enhancing the average browsing experience for your user. On the other hand, requiring the presence of JavaScript compatibility can be an utter disaster. In my opinion, JavaScript is great for visual or functional enhancements, but those features should not be necessary to make proper use of any particular document. If a user doesn’t arrive equipped with the ability to run JavaScript, they shouldn’t know they’re missing out on anything.

    Originally posted July 15th, 2006. 13 Comments

  • Suckerfish HoverLightbox

    The Suckerfish HoverLightbox is a mashup of three very popular Web design techniques blended together to offer a new way of presenting your image galleries.

    Originally posted March 27th, 2006. 171 Comments