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Nov 1, 2011

PSD to HTML vs PSD to HTML5 Article by Dheeraj Prakash When it comes to website development, PSD toHTML is one of the most trusted and preferred ways. With the help of PSD toHTML conversion you get a well structured and web compliant website. There is no doubt that converting design toHTML provides all the desired results and a well functioning website.

Oct 31, 2011

WordPress Development For Newbies Article by Nicole Arlington Basics of WordPress WordPress is one of the most popular tools for creating custom websites on the go. The WordPress framework was primarily meant to be for blogs and promoting Web 2.0. However, as the market matured the webmasters and developers have sorted out to WordPress for shaping up their CMS, online shopping sites and blogs etc.

Oct 29, 2011

Webdesign using HTML5 Article by Alfred Winston In the world of web designing, lot of innovations take place every day. The arrival of HTML 5 packed with so much good stuff has caused quite a stir among developers. HTML 5 is the latest revision of HTML standard and it targets on improving the language with multimedia support and easily readable by humans at the same time understood by computers and devices.

Oct 27, 2011

Hire Expert Magento Developer for Perfect Magento Ecommerce Development Article by Dheeraj Prakash If you are looking for a perfect e-commerce development platform, think about Magento. It is the new generation of ecommerce! Most businesses are opting for Magento development over other traditional applications when it comes to ecommerce website development. The idea is not just to sell products but to sell an experience.

Oct 26, 2011

What Do HTML5 Templates Mean Since everything in web design is improving and constantly developing HTML is not an exception. Do you remember when you first got to know the HTMl coding? Those days are gone and HTML 5 is now in power. Webmasters consider it to be a web development break and are sure it is much greater than HTML 4 and even provides some brilliant features Flash can’t give.

Oct 25, 2011

Turns out this fantastic project management cartoon is actually created from a website that generates them for you, amazingly that didn’t show up on my first google search! Anyway here is the link to the website for generating your own [project management cartoon][1]. And now I can get to work on my own version, to illustrate my occasional (cough) frustration with the way projects often get managed. Clearly the problem

Oct 24, 2011

HTML5, Coming Soon…ish There are new standards for hypertext markup language in the works. (Translation: You know that gibberish that web designers type to make a web page happen? Well, that gibberish is going to be replaced with somewhat different gibberish.) Geeky web designer types get ridiculously excited by all this. But if you’re not into web design, we can see why it might not top your list of things to think about.

Oct 22, 2011

Android Development Using HTML5 and AdAPPt Compiler HTML5 is the latest version of HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language). Compilers were used with early home computers, typical the ZX81, Vic 20, Commodore 64, Acorn Atom and Apple computers. Some of those who were at the forefront of writing apps in machine code and using compilers (in the early 80’s when they were children or teenagers) are now at the cutting edge of Android development.

Oct 21, 2011

WordPress Development – An Easy Way to Manage Content Article by Dirk Smith Content is the king of any website. It includes not only text but also graphics, images, audio and video. With websites becoming more and more complex, managing its content is also becoming tedious. Large organizations having a fully operational team under a webmaster have no problems in managing their content.

Oct 19, 2011

Scope of PSD to HTML5 CSS3 Conversion for Mobile Devices Article by Deepti Garg New technologies are developed to make things easier and simpler. With the emergence of HTML5 and CSS3 the website development has become quite easier. HTML5 answers the vital needs of the modern web and solves a number of issues that were not covered in the earlier versions of HTML.