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Why We Should Always Validate our HTML

Why We Should Always Validate our HTML

An HTML validator is like a grammar-checker that understands the rules underlying HTML. The validator reads a document and compares it to the set of known rules for a particular kind of document. Any problem the validator reports is an indication that one or more of the known rules has been broken. A “broken rule” can mean anything from a simple typo to genuine butchery of HTML.

iPhone Website Showcase

iPhone Website Showcase

Ever since Apple opened up the iPhone for developers to build their applications, Thus it opened up a new market for designers and developers. This meant waves of websites advertising these iPhone applications were developed. In a designer’s point of view there’s we try to be more unique and innovative in our designs, but throughout this website showcase there seems to be some very clear conventions on their web designs.

Run WordPress from a Sub Directory to the Root Directory

Run WordPress from a Sub Directory to the Root Directory

There’s two choices when you are installing a fresh WordPress for your new website, its either you extract the files from your root directory, which makes the root directory cluttered with WordPress files.

15 Fantastic Fantasy Photoshop Tutorials

15 Fantastic Fantasy Photoshop Tutorials

Inspired by the last project I made, which unfortunately will not be able to show you because of copyright issue, just quick intro it was about a game signage with a lot of cool fantasy effects. I have gathered a list of fantasy effects Photoshop Tutorial I was using before as my reference.

“Width: 100%” What does it do in CSS?

“Width: 100%” What does it do in CSS?

If you want a block-level element to fill the space inside of its parent element, simply add width: 100% in your CSS sheet for that specific element, and your problem is solved. Right?

What is HTML5?

HTML5

HTML development stopped way back in 1999 with HTML 4 when W3C focused its efforts on changing the syntax of HTML from Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) to XML, as well as completely new markup languages like Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), XForms, and MathML.

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My Personal Portfolio and Blog Site Launched

My Personal Portfolio and Blog Site Launched

It’s been a long time that I have planned to have my own site where I can showcase my works and wacky ideas. After a long time of thinking, designing, and coding now that dream has finally became a reality. My personal portfolio and blog site has been launched!