HTML Tutorials

A guide for someone just starting out. It will teach you how to become a designer and how to make money from it.

The difference between good and great webdesign is relatively small. The average person may not be able to explain the tangible differences that make up great design, but they can usually spot a design they like. By examining some awesome sites, I’ll attempt to put my finger on some of the small details that make up the difference.

This tutorial will tell you the top seven most made mistakes by people new to design and how you can improve on them.

Much has been written on the big ticket changes in HTML5, like forms, semantics, and media, but information on the less splashy changes is sparse. While global attributes aren’t the most sexy change of HTML5, they are the change that you will be using over and over and over as you migrate to the new specification.

In the world of business, the consumer mindset works on the dictates of reason, logic, and tastes. So, it’s quite normal to see people saying “What’s in it for me?” or “Show me the money (or value) and get my undivided attention”.

HTML beginner tutorial in XHTML 1.0 strict. Learn about text, headings, lists, links, images and make your first web page.

In this post, Andrew discusses various ways to interpret and present links and buttons to the user. Emphasis is placed on fitting user’s mental models and providing the user with familiar UI-patterns, including extras on demand (progressive disclosure).

This HTML Tutorial will give you an easy, yet thorough and correct introduction to HTML. The tutorial starts from scratch and requires absolutely no prior knowledge of programming.

We have put out these confessions upon receipt of consent from Mr X so that many more small businesses that have no websites yet can take leverage from a host of digital solutions that are readily available in the marketplace.

The viewport is the section of the page in view, an example is viewing a web page on a mobile device, if it is zoomed in to display the top left of the page then the viewport has been set to be a certain width. If you can see the entire width of the page but it is zoomed out to fit it all on the screen, then the viewport has been setup to display the full width of the webpage.