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HTML 5 has introduced the latest video tag that supports all kinds of video streams on a webpage. This tag is used to embed video inside any particular HTML web page. The video tag of HTML 5 has been incorporated by most of the web browsers. It as well has got a hold up from the most important websites for example YouTube The tag of the Hypertext Markup Language allows you to make use of various video streams for example movie clips, ads, and so forth sin your web page so that the users who visit your website can listen to music... Read More

The future of the web is here and you can embrace it, reject it or forget that there is such a thing as upgrading to the latest version of your browser. Either way you look at it the internet is growing whichever way you want to accept it. Soon enough you’re old browser won’t load your favorite website or you won’t be able to see the newest advances in web design. With that you’ll eventually update your browser. Instead of letting that happen, take the couple of minutes and run a check for updates on your browser; you might be surprised on... Read More

Everyone is on familiar terms regarding the significance of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) & the use of Hypertext Markup Language in web development. Few advantages of using this language when building a website are mentioned below: Hypertext Markup language is the simplest web based languages known till date for creating web pages. HTML pages when embedded with CSS are extremely search engine friendly and that is the reason they are being popularly used by several service providers all over the world. HTML pages when embedded with CSS shorten the code and as well ensure that your web page gets loaded comparatively faster.... Read More

Introduction Your website might be the most aesthetically pleasing piece of work on the Internet, but if Search Engine Optimization (SEO) has not been taken into account during the design phase, you might need to totally redesign your entire website. This might come as a shocker to you especially if people tell you how cool your site looks or if you win design awards. You might also need a redesign if your website’s interface has not changed for many years. It might give people the impression that you do not care about staying current. A website that looks like it is from... Read More

Have you really felt how a giraffe can look without spots on its body. Today we will truly show you how to undress the animal by removing its spots. After that, e will show how the undressed skin of the animal can be turned into an outfit. In order to produce the tutorial, the two assets to be used are Ironing board Giraffe Step 1 To start the initial procedure of the project, first create a new document in the adobe photoshop. The exact size of the document has to be 2200*3200 pixels@72 px/inch of resolution. Commence by filling any color in... Read More

The wordpress.org and other third-party theme galleries have uncounted number of WordPress themes. Users often ask which one to select and which one to leave. A good Theme Designer must focus on the latest users’ requirements and build a theme to address the same. If you are going to build a WordPress theme or already have built it, then this article is dedicated to you. We have listed following critical and the most important features needed in a WordPress theme. Please have a look on the same before designing or launching a theme. 1. Introduce & Test Right-To-Left Support It is quite... Read More

It’s hard for me to accept that visitors have the final say in how websites look. I like my designs to step into the world the way I envisioned them, but that’s just not possible on the web. People pop in with different sized monitors set to different color depths and resolutions using different browsers with different window sizes. There are way too many variables that web designers have no control over. So I tend to stick with fixed-width layouts, a 960px web design width in particular. It reduces the effects of the visitor x-factor and it’s just about perfect for any... Read More

Text editor A good text editor is the heart of the hand-coding toolbox. You could use notepad or whatever plain text editor is bundled with your operating system, but there’s really no reason to settle. There are plenty of free alternatives with features to make hand-coding faster and easier. Windows – Notepad++ Hands-down the best editor for Windows. With syntax highlighting, auto tag completion, code folding, and much more, Notepad++ is a lightweight program with everything you need to code XHTML and CSS. Make sure you grab the TextFX plugin (built into newer versions) and the Explorer plugin (a nice file browser)... Read More

In November last year, Microsoft revealed some of what will be new and improved in Internet Explorer 9 in the IEBlog post An Early Look At IE9 for Developers. Today, IE General Manager Dean Hachamovitch posted a follow-up: HTML5, Hardware Accelerated: First IE9 Platform Preview Available for Developers. Yes, you can now download what Microsoft calls a Platform Preview to test drive Internet Explorer 9 for yourself. There are also a number of demos to show the improved performance and standards support in IE 9. Judging by several of the demos (HTML5 T-Shirt Designer and SVG-oids are two) it looks like IE9... Read More

Sometimes it is useful to group the options of an HTML select element. Many developers use extra option elements and non-breaking spaces to create the visual appearance of hierarchical options, but there is another way: the often forgotten optgroup element. To create a group of options, wrap them in an optgroup element. To give the group a label, use the label attribute. Here is a simple example: Read More

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