A Blog in Suburban Glory: Web Design Ideas and Inspiration

Pseudo-elements are fantastically useful as they allow greater control of elements and selectors without extra HTML mark-up.

As with much advanced CSS, pseudo-element take up has been slow amongst web designers because of poor support in Internet Explorer.

However, as IE...

Hay ho pop pickers this is the best web design and development blog posts from the last couple of months.

As usual, there is a mixture of CSS, HTML5, JavaScript, PHP and SEO.

I hope you find some inspiration here as there are some fantastic articles which any web creati...

CSS 2.1 pseudo-classes

a:link {color:#3344dd}
a:visited {color:#804180}
a:hover {color:#b50010}
a:active {color:#b50010}

The above CSS pseudo-classes should already be familiar to yo...

Attribute selectors are a part of both CSS 2.1 and CSS 3.0 and this tutorial will show you how to use these powerful design aids.

If they are that helpful then why isn't their use more widespread, you may ask? Two words: Internet Explorer. Although they have almost 100% support in IE7 they ...

ACCCCIIIDDDDDD!

Where you there?! Actually, I wasn't having been born in '75. Still, it's nice to hear some of this Mars music again - it still sounds like it's from another planet rather than this one.

This was always about taking drugs to make music to take drugs to.&l...

I've just finished my next set of £199 templates with this batch for accountants and all those working in the financial industry.

In terms of design, they are a lot more subtle than the templates for the car repairs sector, but that was intentional. The feel of these web sites had to be qu...

Do you wanna dance? Do you wanna dance right now to the bouncing bass of '94 hardcore? Well do you yer?! Of course you do.

I first heard a Chrissy Murderbot jungle mix a few years ago and it saw some serious action on my stereo, now somebody has pointed my towards his blog,

Here's my brief run through blog posts that caught my attention in April (this entry also covers March as I didn't have time to write a round-up last month).

They cover the weird and wacky world of SEO and the latest news from the CSS3, PHP and JavaScript fronts.

I hope ...

Over the last few weeks I've been having a rethink of my business model. Economically, times are tough with this being the worse recession in living memory. Consequently, marketing budgets have been slashed while most micro-businesses either do not have the money or are not willing to pay for custom web design...

In January developer Keith Clark released his script that allows gave cross-browser support to use 18 different types of CSS pseudo-classes that previously had limited or no support in Internet Explorer.

The scrip...