Here is one of my newly discovered CSS3 tricks.
Features:
A dropdown menu withour javascript
fade in
border radius
drop shadow
gradient fill
Browser compatibility:
Safari and Chrome will have all the styles, Firefox will have the border radii and drop shadows, Opera... 
There are some Great features in InDesign CS4 you might not have discovered. This video totally impressed me.
Worth watching!!
Join Michael Ninness as he explains that whether you’re a web designer or an art director, chances... 
I love jQuery. It made things so much easier. if you still don’t much know it, you can read about more amazing features on their official jQuery site. Also there is a easy way to... 
Lately I started experimenting with Ruby on Rails. I found it was very difficult to get RoR work with mySQL since RoR is using SQLite instead. I went through some a couple of dreadful tutorials... 
People always get excited for a little interaction on web pages. So why not make the buttons look pressed when user press them? This little trick is extremely useful and popular. Recognize this button below?
Right,... 
All browsers render differently. Firefox has been proved to be one of the best and most favored browser. However, sometimes targeting Firefox is just as necessary as targeting any other browsers.
Target Firefox 3
/* Target Firefox... 
This tutorial shows you how to build a page with your twitter tweets. Features include
displaying your own tweets
displaying your friends (the ones your are following) tweets
multiple pages tweets
cache tweets
After researching for the twitter scripts... 
Nobody likes to do repeating tasks. They make you feel like a robot doing meaningless things. Luck for us there is always a way around. Photoshop droplets is an executable file allow you to apply... 
I’m recently learning SQL and Oracle, and I enjoy them very much. There are great career opportunities in this field, so I spend a lot of time experiment and learn as much as I can.... 
Anyone has designed a web site knows web design involves a lot of “boxes” like this wireframe shows here. So how do we separate those “boxes” or content areas in design? After doing some research... http://feeds.feedburner.com/design-notes
