Posted by: Sergiy Lavryk
in Default Category on May 31, 2011
Can modern mobile and Web technologies amaze us ever more? The new HTML5 and CSS3 standards imply the answer "Yes" and promise to make our web and mobile experience much more stunning.
HTML5 is called to take into account vital needs of the modern Web and solve a number of issues not covered in the previous versions of HTML. But presence of such companies as Apple and Google amid the key supporters of the HTML5 development also suggests that one of the central ideas behind HTML5 is as much as possible integration of web technologies and mobile platforms.
The presumable aim is to support web-based and web-oriented mobile devices and systems to provide an effective environment for full-fledged web applications and cloud services. This reflects an increasing tendency of switching from 'old-fashioned' desktop PCs to more lightweight and convenient but already high-performance handhelds, netbooks, and tablets that much better satisfy the requirements of a contemporary person and globalized business.
Posted by: Sergiy Lavryk
in Design on Mar 25, 2011
"I'm a web designer, and have realized recently that I'm not any more enjoying HTML CSS coding. I'd like to devote myself to design only." Sounds familiar, right? No wonder - this post expresses a noticeable tendency - many designers prefer to concentrate on what they can do best of all and don't want to spend time on an in-depth study of HTML, CSS or jQuery.
Demand creates supply, and the number of PSD to HTML conversion service providers is growing quite quickly now. But like in any young market, sometimes it is difficult to select professional PSD to HTML companies and don't swallow the bait of ads that lavish with hollow promises.
In fact, ordering PSD to HTML services is investments into your business, and it is essential to get a high quality xHTML/CSS markup for a reasonable cost. So let's consider some tips on:
