JavaScript Minification Part II #
Variable naming can be a source of coding angst for humans trying to understand code.
Variable naming can be a source of coding angst for humans trying to understand code.
Want to make fancy, interactive, scalable vector graphics (SVGs) that look beautiful at any resolution and degrade with grace?
Vendor prefixes: Threat or menace? As browser support (including in IE9) encourages more of us to dive into CSS3, vendor prefixes such as -moz-border-radius and...
You may remember when JavaScript was a dark art. It earned that reputation because, in order to do anything with even the teensiest bit of...
Like CSS, JavaScript works best and hardest when stored in an external file that can be downloaded and cached separately from our site's individual HTML...
We take FAQs for granted as part of our sites’ content, but do they really work, or are they a band-aid for poor content?
You’ve probably heard that Apple recently released the iPad. The absence of Flash Player on the device seems to have awakened the HTML5 vs. Flash debate.
Another generation of technology has passed and Unicode support is almost everywhere.
Abandoning password masking as Jakob Nielsen suggests could present serious problems, including undermining a user’s trust by failing to meet a basic expectation.
Many of us think of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) as an also-ran: fine for charts and tables, but not much else.
In Part II, dig deeper into the technology behind using SVG for your site design.
It's hard for clients to understand the true value of user experience research.
Usability evaluations are good for many things, but determining a team’s priorities is not one of them.
Ready or not, here it comes. Despite the confusion surrounding its evolution, real-world HTML 5 is right around the corner.
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