Tutorial Blog » Web http://tutorialblog.org High Quality Photoshop Tutorials, Wordpress Tips and other Great Things... Tue, 22 May 2012 04:11:58 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Web Development – Tools Of The Trade http://tutorialblog.org/web-development-tools-of-the-trade/ http://tutorialblog.org/web-development-tools-of-the-trade/#comments Tue, 23 Dec 2008 23:00:24 +0000 Philip Beel http://tutorialblog.org/?p=3363 With an ever growing number of browsers to make your code compatible with and higher demands placed on web designers and developers there is a requirement for more powerful tools to create and maintain your code. This tutorial will cover a number of methods and resources to help aid you in the escalating demands of [...]

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With an ever growing number of browsers to make your code compatible with and higher demands placed on web designers and developers there is a requirement for more powerful tools to create and maintain your code. This tutorial will cover a number of methods and resources to help aid you in the escalating demands of your web projects.

Many Developers and designers have their own personal favorite browser for developing and managing their websites. This tutorial will focus on  the use of Firefox. This is not to say other browsers put you at a disadvantage, but the addons and enhancements are all supported by Firefox.(...)
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]]> http://tutorialblog.org/web-development-tools-of-the-trade/feed/ 5 Why Writing for the Web and for Print Differ and What to Do About It http://tutorialblog.org/why-writing-for-the-web-and-for-print-differ-and-what-to-do-about-it/ http://tutorialblog.org/why-writing-for-the-web-and-for-print-differ-and-what-to-do-about-it/#comments Tue, 23 Dec 2008 15:10:27 +0000 Michael Alexander http://tutorialblog.org/?p=3535 Visitors to your Web site won’t read much of your content word-for-word. They’ll scan the text, cherry picking what to read. They’re in a hurry, easily distracted and have limited attention spans. If they don’t see right away what they’re looking for, they’ll bail out. You can look it up. Go to the Poynter Institute’s [...]

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You can look it up. Go to the Poynter Institute’s or Jakob Nielsen’s site. Those guys have done lots of studies on how people read on line.

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