Innovating ideas and talents can be your ladder to become a millionaire. You do not require a huge capital to invest before you churn huge money. You may come across to various inspiring autobiographies of many self-made billionaires who have earned millions with certain creative jobs. You just need to follow the same principles as they did to earn your first million. Continue reading
Category Archives: Design & Development
5 Contemporary Web Design Tips You Can Use
Web design is not only about creativity, it is also about the evolution of creativity. Thus, if you expected a pearl from the ocean bed today, the client would expect a ‘colored’ pearl from the same place tomorrow. So if you cannot blend in with the current rends, or better – start a new trend altogether, your career as a web designer won’t take you far!
Web Design Basics – Unique Fact Checklist!
Ahoy web design enthusiasts! Think you know everything about design? If you do, we have prepared a small but ingenious fact checklist for you to check out! Let’s see how many you agree with, and how many you don’t!
World Cup Web Design
It may or may not have escaped your attention that the World Cup is currently underway down in South Africa. For those of you that follow football or even just follow the World Cup, there are plenty of websites to keep up with the latest information.
I have three that I regularly look at and all three for different reasons. Continue reading
Google ditch planned homepage change
Google decided not to fully go ahead with the homepage redesign that was planned for the 10th June. Instead they pulled out after just hours after implementing the change apparently due to pressure from unhappy users.
Google Jazz
Reports were saying that on the 6th of May Google would roll out a complete redesign of its main pages according to the Internet Search Corporation.
Will IE9 Win You Away from FireFox or Chrome
Microsoft were pleased to announce the new features available on their latest release at Mix10 conference yesterday in Las Vegas. IE9 will support HTML5 and more interestingly HTML5 video, for anyone that hasn’t had the chance to fully appreciate all that HTML5 will bring please read the post on HTML5 and SEO – we are really excited. Continue reading
Anyone for a Picnik
Yesterday Google announced that it was inline to buy Picnik, for those of you who don’t know Piknik improves your photos with easy to use editing tools, with the capability to apply and create effects, remove red eye and generally alter your photos to get a great picture. Google already own Picasa so this addition is definitely another interesting addition to their portfolio of recent acquisitions. Continue reading
IE6 to Die Out
Working for a digital design company you soon hear of web designers love of all things IE6.
When designing a site you want all people that visit your site to see it the same which is why IE6 has been subject to a lot of hacks. Google recently announced that they would join other browsers and no longer support IE6. Googles shift coincides with a lot of problems concerning compatibility and outdated technology and was/is a concern for general security and stability. Continue reading
Using jQuery with other librarys
Adding jQuery to your project is indeed a simple task, download the jQuery file, add the script line and code that you wish to use and upload, but what happens when another library such as Prototype or Mootools has been used already?
jQuery fails.
So how do we fix this?
There are various solutions such as jQuery.noconflict() before any jQuery code etc.
However, the by far easiest fix is to include the jQuery file before any other library.
This allows us to then reference any jQuery functions using jQuery instead of $.
For example
$("div-id").hide();
becomes
jQuery("div-id").hide();
You can even assign jQuery to a variable of your own choice using:
var $variable = jQuery;
$variable("div-id").hide();
See the jQuery website for more information.