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As time passes by and a repetitive task becomes even more repetitive bad habits begin to creep in. Before you know it the ‘bad habit’ is no longer a bad habit; it has become normal procedure.
Sometimes you can check yourself and realise you are doing something wrong and fix it. Other times you just need [...]

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Organise that messy CSS code with Styleneat

by Stephen on March 26, 2009

I have to admit to being quite a messy coder, especially when it comes to CSS files. I can understand exactly what is going on in my stylesheets, but I would be quite embarrassed to show them to anybody else.
Now there is an online solution which will clean up messy code and present it back [...]

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When designing a new website or developing a theme for a blog, it is very important to test how it looks in multiple browsers. This is especially so for older versions of Internet Explorer, which are known to cause coders a multitude of problems.
There are a few major players in the browser market – Internet [...]

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Inspiration when needed

by Stephen on December 30, 2008

I love it when I come across a webiste that opens up a whole new set of avenues for me to explore; areas of the web I have hitherto been unaware of, websites that are nowhere to be found in the search engine results pages (SERPS) or located in countries which I refrain from entering [...]

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A brief note on website accessibility

by Stephen on December 22, 2008

Photo – allaboutgeorge
Yes that’s right, it’s all about accessibility. Accessibility is the new accessory for the web 2.0 era. This is now a critical factor in web design both on the level of aesthetics (virtual ergonomic functionality) and coding. But I hear you say isn’t accessibility a rather dull concern that stipulates functionality over form, [...]

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Guide to legal issues faced by web designers

by Stephen on December 18, 2008

.net magazine has published an interesting article about the legal issues web designers are likely to face during their career.
The article covers issues such as contracts, infringing patents, Trade Marks or other intellectual property. It also covers the legal issues around the Data Protection Act and the 1995 Disability Discrimination Act and has been [...]

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All of the websites I have created during the past few years are powered by WordPress. There are a few reasons why I use WordPress, and they are detailed below:

Ease of Use
Search engines such as Google really like WordPress
It is possible to change the design of the whole site just by changing the theme
There is [...]

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