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Logically, most designers want to pack their template with lots of cool features in order to makes them more marketable. My idea is to give you something really basic and let you take it from there.

Here it comes…HTML5 and CSS3 will most likely be widely supported by this time next year in all of the major, current browsers. It will probably take a little longer for large scale acceptance …Microsoft is going to have to dump IE6, 7 and 8 for that to happen. But, if you are a working [...]

In our last article we discussed how to create a screen takeover ad on a web site. In the takeover example we stuck to basics for the sake of simplicity. Although this means it could be useful to the widest audience, there wasn’t much to it. For instance, what if the creative in your screen [...]

Earlier this year I worked on a project where a client wanted to reveal their new web site design to all the visitors on the first two days with a screen takeover that was co-branded with a new cell phone. Once it was complete it was all very slick and cool. However, while creating the [...]

A while back myself and some other developers began discussing ways to improve the general usability of web based forms. I mean, let’s face it…This is one area on many web sites that requires a lot of work. Who hasn’t had a frustrating experience with a form? One approach we’ve been developing is a mechanism [...]