Category Archives - HTML

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More than 100 Web 2.0 Online Generators

Here the list of online generators specifically for web 2.0 design. It includes several options in each of the very long list of categories that follows:

Graphics & Image generators
Color generators
CSS generators
Domain Name generators
Email generators
Favicons generators
Flash generators
Form generators
METATAG generators
Password generators
PopUp generators
robots.txt generators
RSS generators
SiteMap generators
Text generators
ASCII generators
PDF generators
Tooltip generators
XML Forms generators
HTACCESS generators
Fun & Humor

Deprecated HTML elements

There is a great little article over at CodeLair about HTML elements which have been depreciated and what to do about it:
The W3C has set several HTML elements and attributes as obselete. This tutorial shows you the HTML you shouldn’t be using, and the best ways to replace your ‘illegal’ code.
There are several HTML elements […]

XML Basics Video Instruction

Cape Clear’s CTO, James Pasley, presents a video explanation of XML. It’s a good little overview if you are not yet familiar with the concepts of eXtensible Markup Language.
This presentation introduces the basic concepts of XML, XML namespaces and XML Schema. As the name suggests, it’s not intended to be comprehensive, but if you’re […]

HTML Elements Illustrated

The following images come from a collection on Flickr entitled “Visual HTML Jokes“. I got a good chuckle from some of these so I thought I’d share just a few.

HTML as Art

Now here is something you don’t see every day… someone creates a work of art from what appears to be a massive table comprised of various colored backgrounds.
Very unique, and you just have to check it out.

Writing Web Pages for iPhone

Apple has published an article on writing Web pages for iPhone. It’s interesting to see that iPhone supports CSS3 media queries such as media=”only screen and (max-device-width: 480px)”. Also, JavaScript execution on iPhone is limited to 5 seconds per entry point, and Apple recommends auditing Web sites for unnecessary JavaScript (Google Analytics, anyone?) to improve […]

Rules for High Performance Web Sites

This post courtesy of Rich Skrenta:
Steve Souders of Yahoo’s “Exceptional Performance Team” gave an insanely great presentation at Web 2.0 about optimizing website performance by focusing on front end issues. Unfortunately I didn’t get to see it in person but the Web 2.0 talks have just been put up and the ppt is fascinating and […]