A Quick Look At Animate.css

I was browsing github today when I came across the very interesting Animate.css repository. Animate.css provides a bunch of cool cross browser CSS3 based  animations under an MIT licence that you can use in your own projects with minimal effort. First things first you need to get a copy and…

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HTML5 Offline Storage

HTML5 introduces a pretty handy ability to cache remote resources locally for off-line use, meaning the resources are downloaded once. Then when the page is used again in the future the local (cached) copies of the file will be used instead of requesting the files from the server again. Why…

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Creating Rounded Edges With CSS3

Rounded corners are often lauded in the design world, UX / UI people claim rounded edges are easier on the eyes and makes information easier to process by our brains. A few years back it used to be a pain to achieve this effect though. With a developer having to…

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Client Side Image Place Holders Made Easy

For years designers and developers have used “Lorem ipsum” as a standard placeholder text when creating page layouts. When incorporating images into the body design though the standard approach is a little less straight forward. With images having to be made or resized first to the required dimensions and then…

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Removing Stolen Content From Google

From time to time its not uncommon to find sites stealing your content in its entirety with no link back to its original source whilst plastering ads around their page to make money off your hard work. Getting these plagiarised sites removed from Google used to be a hassle, requiring…

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HTML5 Placeholders With jQuery

HTML 5 brings many new features to the browser including a lot of enhancements to the way forms are created and handled. One of my favourite features is the introduction of the placeholder attribute, this allows the display of  some text in a text input field or text area until…

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