Estelle Weyl | January 13, 2012
Black out your own blogs on january in opposition to SOPA. You can do so by adding this script to your site:
Download the code from GitHub
Note: To see it in action before January 18, set your computer clock to the 18th.
Estelle Weyl | January 8, 2012
Some people are confused by CSS Specificity, especially with all of the (not-so) new CSS3 Selectors. The image below may help make sense of CSS Specificity.
X-0-0: The number of ID selectors, represented by Sharks
0-Y-0: The number of class … More …
Estelle Weyl | October 10, 2011
About 6 months ago I was bored. While most people go on bike rides, watch a movie or read a novel when this happens to them, I am a bit different. I find CSS3 entertaining. So, in my ‘down’ time … More …
Estelle Weyl | September 3, 2011
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Estelle Weyl | August 18, 2011
There are several coding rules required for XHTML that were optional or even unsupported in HTML 4. While HTML5 supports both coding formats, there are some non-required best practices. We cover the top 6 in this post.
Estelle Weyl | October 26, 2010
Introduction to mobile web application development — using HTML5 and CSS3 — for mobile. Learn how to target mobile devices, including iPad, iPhone and Android.
Estelle Weyl | August 12, 2010
The HTML5 Canvas specification is a JavaScript API for coding drawings. The canvas API allows the definition of a canvas context object as the <canvas> element on your HTML page inside which we can draw. In this tutorial we introduce you to the canvas element and the basic canvas javascript properties and methods.
Estelle Weyl | July 16, 2010
We have one free ticket for a lucky winner to http://frontenddesignconference.com/ for a lucky winner.
To enter the drawing Tweet “I wanna go to http://frontenddesignconference.com/ in Florida. Follow @estellevw and retweet to win. http://awe.sm/58TY1“ or something more imaginative, with … More …
Estelle Weyl | June 27, 2010
There are several new attributes for the HTML5 <input> types. This grid shows what attributes are relevant to what input types, and which browsers support each of these attributes.
Estelle Weyl | May 19, 2010
With my HSL spread sheet and Firebug, you can quickly find you color and determine the rgb() and #RRGGBB color value.