In a disturbing recent finding I had to bring up this issue here. Lately, I’ve been getting a lot of messages, from my clients; friends and well-wishers online, warning and informing me about some XYZ pilfering my site design; framework and even linking up to CSSJockey claiming to be a former team member or a partner.
15
Mar
2010
2010
CSS3 Tutorials and Resources
In my effort to keep up with my resolution this month, here is another list of some goodies. CSS3 is already a hit and still many designers/developers haven’t tried their hands on it. Well, CSSJockey to their rescue. Worry no more, Resources are galore!!!
06
Mar
2010
2010
A Collection of Logo Design Tutorials
Designing a logo or a corporate identity sometimes eat up a whole lot of project time than designing its theme or any other part of the site. It may be the misguiding client specifications list or a designer’s block, or for starters a know-how block. Well, one can find numerous tutorials posted for designing a logo, but I’ve handpicked a few of most commonly used tools and designing elements that go into making an appealing logo.
27
Feb
2010
2010
40 Handpicked Free Professional Fonts For Designers
In series of “Sharing Best Practices”, I dug up some nice and cool fonts from my bookmarks. Hope you find them useful. I’ll be listing more of these soon.
19
Feb
2010
2010
Stint – Adobe Air Task Manager
We’re all caught up in the multitasking web and missing on a few deadlines here and there is a forgivable sin, but, for the first few times only. No matter how much harmonized you’re to your daily chores, forgetting is something no medicine or exercise in the world can beat up a 100%. A single incident of forgetting deadlines or simple tasks can leave you paying heavily for your tort. Then, you sit back squatting and wishing you had trusted a tool or a device to keep you posted about the up-coming deadline.
09
Feb
2010
2010
An easy way to create login panel with jQuery and CSS
A small script to introduce a sliding login box into your website, just as you see in Twitter login page. The script comprises jQuery and CSS techniques to display this arty feature. Checkout the code below and try it yourself or simply download the ready to use files.
30
Jan
2010
2010
Stop Using IE 6 or Google Will Abandon You
We all know about the age old fight of web developers, site owners, designers and web service providers with the timeworn Internet Explorer 6 users. Interestingly, this fight has been supported by many communities across the globe and Microsoft gave its share by taking away all support for IE6 with the launch of IE7. Finally, Google fully joined the war with Microsoft and the rest of the world against IE6 users with this bold step.
13
Jan
2010
2010
CSSJockey – Climbing for Clean Water with Summit on Summit
You got it right! I’m very much climbing each step with these extraordinary people, who are making a tremendous effort to bring not mere clean running water, but the true sense of humanity to the people deprived of it.
