This is the style&mode home page. The latest content is posted on this page. You can also browse the site by topic to find other articles. I post about twice a week (when the blog is fully up and running I will do) on topics such as web design, WordPress customization,
Published: Fri 16 May
Every website has a purpose; a raison d’etre. Every user experience has a start point and and end point. On a website you have a landing page (start point) and a page at which a transaction has been completed or (one of) the websites objectives has been fullfilled (the end point). Somewhere inbetween there are a lot of opportunities for ‘cloggages’ to occur stopping that desired end point from being reached.
Posted in Alternative web design glossary | No Comments »
Published: Thu 8 May
Web standards are best practices for
Posted in Web design glossary | No Comments »
Published: Wed 7 May
Accessibility on the web is similar to accessibility in the real world. An accessible building in the real world will have a number of features that allow disabled people to access the building as easily as able bodied people — for example wheel chair ramps.
Posted in Web design glossary | No Comments »
Published: Tue 6 May
In web design, usability describes the ease at which website users are able to fulfil the purpose(s) of the website. Usability is a fundamental aspect of web design that must be taken into consideration from word go.
Posted in Web design glossary | No Comments »
Published: Thu 1 May
XHTML is a hybrid of HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) and XML (eXtensible Markup Language). But all you need to know is XHTML is a slightly cleaner more powerful version of regular HTML, so when you hear references to XHTML or HTML it’s basically referring to the same thing: the code used to write web pages.
Posted in Web design glossary | 1 Comment »