When it comes to generating traffic, you can employ the help of a local SEO services company, or you can try to wing it yourself using several tried-and-tested techniques. One of the best practices when it comes to optimizing a website’s search engine rankings is through the use of backlinks or inbound links. A backlink [...]
Google releases two new ranking algorithm updates that would benefit your SEO. Matt Cutts of Google has announced an update that would target web spam. Find out more of this development by clicking on the image.
CSS plays an important role in today’s web development so here’s a video tutorial by Ashton Sanders that can be very helpful in your quest for making a good web site. Click on the image to launch the tutorial.
Every time you use WordPress’ image uploader it automatically includes the image’s actual size (height and width) into the <img> tag. While this is all well and good, it can be a bit of a nuisance especially if you’re using a responsive website design because renders your uploaded image un-resizable which kind of defeats the [...]
There are a few ways you can introduce a notification message window to a visitor; at the top, in the middle, or at the bottom of the screen (the side are usually reserved for ads and widgets like social media icons). I for one personally think that the best place to put your notification without [...]
The novel turned mega hit thriller movie Jaws was so influential that it was one of the best thrillers of all time and a cult favorite. So to relive this scary flick poster by Steven Spielberg, Uzair Nazeer shares a great tutorial on how we can create our own Jaws movie poster. Click on the [...]
Today’s featured CSS tutorial comes from Sergio Camalich who created a very cool set of button designs with the use of CSS pseudo-elements. His tutorial shows you how to create buttons with a twist. It will only involve using just one anchor tag for each button to work (with the help of CSS), because you’ll [...]
Upgrade your mobile browser’s photo-viewing apps with the NetEye Touch Gallery. It’s a type of lightbox that’s written and optimized for Mobile Safari on iPad/iPhone, has photo gallery for any touch devices, has touch support and it works with Desktop Safari, Firefox 4, Opera, Chrome and limited for IE which may have no transition. Click [...]
Created by a web developer in the Philippines, here’s a great navigation menu tutorial that uses only CSS. View the DEMO, then click on the image to see how it is done.
Revolver is a jQuery plugin developed by kernelstudio from codecanyon, and it lets you turn your entire website into a slider. Instead of simply clearing out the entire window and loading the next page, Revolver simply causes the current webpage to slide off the screen and introduces the next one just like your typical image [...]
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