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It?s rare that we would want to lock up our website with a password. However, there might be few occasions when we need to protect a few pages of our site (or whole) from the general public and made accessible to a selected group of users. For such times, here are 5 neat free tools that will help you get started. Saved By: olga9999 | View Details | Give Thanks
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The size of the average web page has more than tripled since 2003. From 2003 to 2008 the average web page grew from 93.7K to over 312K (see Figure 1), some 233% (Domenech et al. 2007, Flinn & Betcher 2008). During the same five-year period, the number of objects in the average web page nearly doubled from 25.7 to 49.9 objects per page. Longer term statistics show that since 1995 the size of the average web page has increased by 22 times, and the number of objects per page has grown by 21.7 times. Saved By: jeffrey zeldman | View Details | Give Thanks
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Build a Sleek Portfolio Site from Scratch, Spoonfed Web Tutorials Saved By: lipflip | View Details | Give Thanks
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The size of the average web page has more than tripled since 2003. From 2003 to 2008 the average web page grew from 93.7K to over 312K (see Figure 1), some 233% (Domenech et al. 2007, Flinn & Betcher 2008). During the same five-year period, the number of objects in the average web page nearly doubled from 25.7 to 49.9 objects per page. Longer term statistics show that since 1995 the size of the average web page has increased by 22 times, and the number of objects per page has grown by 21.7 times. Saved By: jeffrey zeldman | View Details | Give Thanks
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"Do you owe someone a beer?" - clever usage of Twitter's API. Layout by the great Dan "Simplebits" Cederholm! (you can tell just by looking at it, really) Saved By: André Luís | View Details | Give Thanks
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Can't one promoteoneself a little? It IS a bookmarked page of mine... =) Saved By: Jřrgen (John) Arnor G. Lom | View Details | Give Thanks
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Since the release of CSS Level 2 Recommendation ten years ago in may 1998, the Web authors' community has been requesting a way of defining variables in CSS. Variables allow to define stylesheet-wide values identified by a token and usable in all CSS declarations. If a value is often used in a stylesheet - a common example is the value of the color or background-color properties - it's then easy to update the whole stylesheet statically or dynamically modifying just one variable instead of modifying all style rules applying the property/value pair. We expect CSS Variables to receive a very positive feedback from both the Web authors' community and browser vendors. Saved By: Steve Ivy | View Details | Give Thanks
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If you spend much time browsing through web design galleries you'll notice certain trends in design that vary from time-to-time. Right now, there are a number of sites that effectively utilize illustration and other types of very artistic design. Hopefully this collection will be a good source of design inspiration for you. Feel free to mention your favorites in the comments. New Era Cap Saved By: Daniel Aengenheyster | View Details | Give Thanks
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Somewhere between PSD and JPG, Photoshop is draining our colors of their life, like some horrible, RGB-stealing vampire. Saved By: Jason Garber | View Details | Give Thanks
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Yet another front-end web framework, consisting largely of CSS (but this one also has some JavaScript). I haven't really dove too deeply into it, but it looks decent at a glance. For my tastes, I've yet to see the "perfect CSS framework," (Blueprint's first release was the closest -- since then, it's moved away from many of my preferences), but I'm really happy to see the concept taking off, since I wrote about it in A List Apart. Despite some negativity from other prominent members of the web standards community, I still really believe in the ideas of code re-use and standardization amongst teams on this like class names and markup conventions. Saved By: Jeff Croft | View Details | Give Thanks
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We love high-quality freebies. Over the last years we've featured a number of designers and developers who released their work for free ? among other things we presented fonts, Wordpress themes, wallpapers and, course, icons. Saved By: Marcus | View Details | Give Thanks
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You?ve seen Digg, and you?ve seen the hundreds - if not thousands - of similar sites sprouting up lately. Perhaps you?ve had an idea for a Digg-like site, but you just didn?t know where to start? Luckily, today there are several options available for creating your own Digg clone which require little to no programming knowledge. These 7 tools will help you get down the road to that goal. Saved By: olga9999 | View Details | Give Thanks
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Grid-based design is obviously a popular approach in modern web design. Ford designers that use grids, this post includes links to useful tools that can improve your efficiency and effectiveness, as well as some articles for advanced techniques. For those of you who are not as familiar with the details of grid-based design, there are plenty of articles and learning resources here. Articles: Grids Are Good - Presentation in a PDF document Grid (page layout) - Wikipedia Why Use a Grid - Mark Boulton 5 Simple Steps to Designing Grid Systems: Preface - Mark Boulton 5 Simple Steps to Designing Grid Systems: Part 1 - Mark Boulton Saved By: scene | View Details | Give Thanks
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learn how to do digg, flickr and other pagination styles using CSS Saved By: Shawn Smith | View Details | Give Thanks
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Great collection of free icon sets - can't wait to try these, especially The Simpsons! :) Saved By: hawksdomain | View Details | Give Thanks
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It seems like every other page online is about?designing pages online. But, this is one of those topics which you might want to tackle through a comprehensive resource, like a book, especially if you?re a beginner. Here are 20 ebooks and whitepapers covering that very subject. Saved By: Mike Power | View Details | Give Thanks
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Earlier before I have written an article about current best CSS hacks which you can see here. And now here?s the list of today?s most used CSS tricks ? tips. I have added image examples for most of them because of critics on CSS hacks article. If you think I have missed any please let me know 1. Rounded corners without images 2. Style your order list 3. Tableless forms Saved By: pfunder | View Details | Give Thanks
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Learn HTML at the SitePoint HTML Reference. With full descriptions, working examples, and browser compatibility information on the entire HTML language. Saved By: Frederik Van Zande | View Details | Give Thanks
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Great collection of free icon sets - can't wait to try these, especially The Simpsons! :) Saved By: hawksdomain | View Details | Give Thanks
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Great collection of free icon sets - can't wait to try these, especially The Simpsons! :) Saved By: hawksdomain | View Details | Give Thanks
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Wow. They mean business this time around. 702 small tests to check conformance with CSS 2.1. Saved By: André Luís | View Details | Give Thanks
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