CODE (11 articles)
Markup, style, scripting, and server-side techniques in the service of user-centric interfaces and tools. Cross-browser XHTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Roll your own X using scripting or markup language Y. Producing clearer, saner, more secure code that plays well with others. The love/hate relationship between layout and markup. Workarounds for that irritating bug and why (or why not) to use them.
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CSS,
HTML,
Hyperlinks,
Javascript,
PHP,
DESIGN (16 articles)
Visual communication, art direction. Designing systems or interfaces to help users achieve goals. Graphic design, interface design, user experience design, typography, illustration, photography, artwork. Creative and technical techniques for crafting great interfaces. Developing an appropriate look and feel. How web users respond to design. Identity systems and brand development. Visual styles, influences, and trends.
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Basics,
Branding,
Clarity,
Color,
Organization,
TECHNOLOGY (14 articles)
The Web is no longer just a tool for finding the occasional fact or trivium--it´s a necessity, an integral part of our daily lives, and the sheer amount of information available can be overwhelming.Our references cover all Web-building technologies, including W3C standards like HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML and other technologies like JavaScript, PHP, ASP, SQL and much more.
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CMS,
Screen Readers,
Search Engines,
TRENDS (2 articles)
This web life: emerging ideas, thoughtful topics, insights and provocations. Legal and social issues of web creation and publishing. Innovations and abuses, freedom and constraints. Patents and copyright. Trends versus tipping points. All the messy stuff that happens outside of your projects.
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Flash,
USER INTERFACE (7 articles)
What does a user want? Designing for needs. Putting the user first. Making web content accessible to more people and more kinds of internet devices. Designing and testing usable interfaces. Use-case models and model users. Scenario development, wireframes. Usability testing on the cheap. And on the not so cheap. How to spec a site people will want (and be able) to use.
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Interface Design,
Paper Prototyping,
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