We have just completed some modest revisions to an existing client’s WordPress based site. The goal was to incorporate three new items into the content of the site. This included adding a shopping cart system for the sale of the client’s new book along...
Rounded corners are widely used as a way to isolate certain content on your webpages and, at the same time, get away from the block-ish look of everything having 90 degree right angles. Even though CSS3 has some relief coming for using simpler methods to attain the...
Many designers still rely upon tables for laying out their forms which actually leads to a whole lot more code than if they used some simple styling techniques with CSS. Let’s face it, forms are used in just about every website for different purposes. Seems that...
We’ve addressed unordered lists but haven’t really done much with the ordered ones. What’s the difference? Well, unordered lists use bullets and ordered list use numbers. They both use the <li> tag but start differently with the unordered being...
We have just completed the project for Myers Chiropractic. This project was a redesign of an existing template-driven website. The desire was to move away from the point-and-click style that was currently in use and create a look that was less block style. One of our...
