By alex|General talk|3 Comments
A very beautiful resource for web designers is drawing grass, although it is usually hard. I’ve come up with this great tutorial on how to create grass, of any size, color, or anything. This is the result you can get: Grassy field: Grass in a website header (This is actually a design I’ve done to [...]
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I normally write to those web developers/programmers who are already good, experienced, and thus the articles are somewhat advanced. But today I got up feeling nostalgic I guess, or I just felt like remembering back on my www birth, on my first impression of the Internet, my first site online, my first steps in w3c [...]
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This article is not on how to create tabbed menus, is just about how to style them! I completely forgot who was the source, so if you happen to be the author comment your URL and I’ll put up a link Anyway, I found that this is by far the easiest and probably most beautiful [...]
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Google has recently made public their listings of the most popular things on the net in 2007, and I’ve decided to put it up here: In general: The terms that were searched suddenly a lot: (Fastest gainers) News and media: Most searched-for candidates: Most searched for rumors (RIP): RIP (or rumors of) anna nicole smith [...]
Continue Reading →By alex|Browsers, General talk, Web-related|4 Comments
How many times have you seen those great “If browsers were like… boats/women/cars/houses…” articles? I always wanted to make one of those, but I don’t know exactly which “technology” to use, so I’ll do one that basically says almost everything: Firefox: If Firefox was a car: It would probably be a BMW or a Porshe, [...]
Continue Reading →I am Alex, a software and communications engeneering student. I currently live in the north of Spain.
For the past years I have been working on software and application development, as well as sharing tips and tricks I find useful.