Why your web project needs an information architect
Whether you have an existing website or not, you’ve decided to take the step to create a new one. Imagine for a few minutes that you’ve decided to build a new building. You wouldn’t start hammering nails into studs and pouring concrete right away; you would do some planning first. [...]
HTML 5 and the Future of the Web
Tim recently gave a talk on HTML 5, called HTML 5: The Future of the Web, at The University of Pennsylvania's Wharton UI Conference. The session explored the new structural elements and APIs built into the language, ways to start using HTML 5 right now, what to do to prepare [...]
Constructing a Valid RSS Feed
What is an RSS Feed? An RSS feed is a content summary of a site or application, in XML format, which can be accessed remotely by outside sources and users (subscribers). RSS feeds allow a user to receive updates from a site without having to visit the site itself. The [...]
Movable Type Solutions: Pagination
This article is for web developers using Movable Type, and covers a coding technique for adding pagination to a blog without relying on additional plugins or dynamic publishing. In Web Services we use Movable Type as our platform for building and publishing many of the websites we develop. Movable Type [...]
Best Practices in Mobile Detection
This article provides web developers with tips and best practices for detecting when a user is on a mobile device or desktop computer so they may be redirected to the version that will give them the optimal viewing experience. The mobile revolution is here. With the market share of web–enabled [...]
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