17/04/2008 | Filed under Develop > Flash
Looking to add audio to a site? Paul Wyatt shows you how to create an MP3 from a WAV file using Sorenson Squeeze, and link it up to a Flash movie via ActionScript
08/04/2008 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
Nomensa’s director of user experience, Alastair Campbell, reviews the past year of accessibility checks and tackles the most common issues
31/03/2008 | Filed under Develop > Flash
Don’t let system fonts ruin the look of your site! Paul Wyatt explains how to make your headers look stunning with Scalable Inman Flash Replacement
26/03/2008 | Filed under Develop > CSS
Does your site look great on all monitors, from the small to the ridiculously big? Craig Grannell shows you how to create a layout for multiple screen resolutions
24/03/2008 | Filed under Develop > CSS
Craig Grannell provides you with a quick, easy and modular solution for creating website drawers, using a lean little script that’s just hundreds of bytes in size
19/03/2008 | Filed under Develop > PHP
Paul Hudson takes the blood, sweat and tears out of mastering object-oriented programming, a powerful technique that’s otherwise known as OOP
19/03/2008 | Filed under Develop > Open Source
Promote your mate’s band with Zina, a lightweight audio-streaming solution that’s like iTunes for the web. Karl Hodge shows you how it’s done
04/03/2008 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
This month, Nomensa’s accessibility expert Alastair Campbell analyses Scumballs To Cancer, a site covering a charity fundraising event01/02/2008 | Filed under Develop > Open Source
XSL transformations enable you to style and lay out XML data on-the-fly. This month, Karl Hodge uses the open source editor HTML-Kit to show you how it’s done
30/01/2008 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
Graphic designer Miles Noble was asked to redesign the personal site of dance music saviour Mylo. Alastair Campbell tests it for accessibility05/12/2007 | Filed under Develop > Open Source
If you’ve always fancied creating your own podcast, but haven’t known where to start, this is the tutorial for you. Karl Hodge shows you how it’s done using free software01/11/2007 | Filed under Develop > Open Source
With its swift installation and simple set-up, Elgg provides you with all the tools you need to become the next MySpace. Karl Hodge shows you how it’s done18/09/2007 | Filed under Develop > Flash
Paul Wyatt shows you how to use the pseudo-3D parallax scrolling technique to add the illusion of depth to your portfolio or showcase sites. Get ready for some clever Flash fakery17/05/2007 | Filed under Develop > CSS
Follow Craig Grannell through the process of generating a horizontal, two-tier navigation bar that you can use as the basis for navigation on as many websites as you like
04/05/2007 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
This edition, Nomensa’s director of user experience, Alastair Campbell, checks out whether Superblogging is really accessible.
03/05/2007 | Filed under Develop > PHP
Paul Hudson illustrates how to warp, stretch, rotate and improve your existing artwork using PHP, saving your artists hours of work in the process
25/04/2007 | Filed under Develop > CSS
Based on the 2000AD Books website, Craig Grannell reveals how to generate a floating-boxes layout that’s ideal for an online portfolio. Even better, you can rework the result again and again
23/04/2007 | Filed under Develop > Q&A
Navigating the internet is a tough task, even with a search engine. That’s why Garrett Camp and his colleagues set up StumbleUpon.com, a more sociable way to find new sites
13/04/2007 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
There’s always a way to improve your site’s user experience. This issue, Nomensa’s Alastair Campbell looks at text-sizing widgets.
11/04/2007 | Filed under Develop > JavaScript
Clean, well-structured JavaScript can help you conserve space on your web pages by hiding some of the content, as Steve Tucker demonstrates
30/03/2007 | Filed under Develop > CSS
Craig Grannell shows how to position content on your website in the form of sidebars, and also demonstrates how to style up page structure, headings, paragraphs, lists and links
20/03/2007 | Filed under Develop > JavaScript
Steve Tucker demonstrates how easy it is to implement rich text fonts into your web pages using sIFR, giving headings and pullquotes a professional look.
15/03/2007 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
As well as being good design practice, accessibility can also be a legal requirement. Nomensa’s Alastair Campbell examines blog.eop.org.uk
02/03/2007 | Filed under Develop > CSS
Changes in screen size can be a nightmare for web developers, but it doesn’t have to be this way. Craig Grannell reveals the art of creating fixed layouts for multiple screen sizes
28/02/2007 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
Ignoring the Disability Discrimination Act can be fatal to your business. Accessibility expert Alastair Campbell looks at www.psas.org.uk
15/02/2007 | Filed under Develop > PHP
It’s all very well mashing up other people’s content, but it’s even better to enable them to reuse your own. This is an ideal job for XML – and our PHO expert, Paul Hudson.
02/02/2007 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
You can’t afford to ignore the Disability Discrimination Act. Nomensa’s Alastair Campbell put www.rawcliffe-leisure.co.uk through its paces
29/01/2007 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
The Disability Discrimination Act places obligations for people to provide accessible services. Alastair Campbell tackles www.jamesmills.co.uk
26/01/2007 | Filed under Develop > Q&A
Roger Greene is CEO of software company Ipswitch (www.ipswitch.com). An advocate of corporate blogging, he tells .net how posting your ideas and thoughts can improve business
05/01/2007 | Filed under Develop > PHP
No, this isn’t a do-it-yourself version of Fight Club. Our regular PHP expert, Paul Hudson, walks you through how to create your own API for others to use
15/12/2006 | Filed under Develop > Q&A
Cameron Moll is one of the world’s leading figures on the future of mobile web. .net caught up with him to find out exactly where the mobile web is headed, and why we’ll all be using it
07/12/2006 | Filed under Develop > CSS
John Oxton demonstrates how it’s possible to keep forms simple in order to attract and retain clients, while also ensuring they are in keeping with your site
13/11/2006 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
If you don’t want to ignore the Disability Discrimination Act, make sure your site is accessible. Nomensa’s Alastair Campbell examines www.daymedia.co.uk
29/10/2006 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
Having an accessible website is more important than ever. Alastair Campbell puts www.hungryben.com through its paces
27/10/2006 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
The Disability Discrimination Act places obligation on people to provide an accessible service. Alastair Campbell tries out www.huntforproperty.ie
26/10/2006 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
Website accessibility is for some a legal requirement as well as good design practice. Alastair Campbell puts www.dkeirle.com through its paces
18/10/2006 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
The Disability Discrimination Act places obligations for people to provide an accessible service. Nomensa’s Alastair Campbell analyses www.web-fundi.com
31/08/2006 | Filed under Develop > Access all areas
When designing your website you should make sure that it’s accessible for everyone. Alastair Campbell shows you how
25/07/2006 | Filed under Discover > Security / Develop > PHP
Think your data is safe? Paul Hudson suggests you think again…
10/07/2006 | Filed under Develop > Tools
The best Firefox extensions for developers. Firefox has now been downloaded 165,123,014 times, inspiring hundreds of fantastic extensions. Rob Buckley presents the fifteen you really can’t afford to miss.
04/07/2006 | Filed under Design > CSS / Develop > CSS
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