Category: Web Design

It sounds like a daunting task but the basic concepts of mobile friendly web design are really quite simple for web designers who can code. Responsive Web Design is the most popular approach to creating mobile friendly websites. Implementing a basic responsive design in your new and existing websites isn’t as difficult as it sounds.

HTML documents are the building blocks of a website. They include HTML tags as part of the ‘RAW’ technical code. But these files cannot become the elegant web pages that you see online… without the help of a web browser. Why should you care if you are the owner of a website? You probably think that the ‘Rest of the World’ sees your website exactly the way you do. But that is not the case.

Unfortunately, in 2013, most business websites have been designed with only a desktop or laptop computer in mind. When you view a typical business website on the browser of mobile device, it usually requires pinching, zooming and scrolling with your fingertips to see what’s on the page. And interacting with the website is often awkward and clumsy. What most business owners are really looking for is not a mobile design. Most business owners are really looking for a mobile friendly responsive web design.

Are you a small business owner thinking about updating your website? Then you should consider utilizing Responsive Web Design. It is a web design approach used to provide an optimal viewing experience across a wide range of
devices – from a desktop computer to a cell phone. Right now, it seems that responsive websites are still few and far between in New Hampshire so you still have plenty of time to decide if it is right for your business.

If you’ve been think about converting your XHTML web pages to HTML5 web pages, your contact page may be the easiest place to start. There are many new interesting features in HTML5 forms, such as new input types, new attributes and basic browser validation. You’ll soon discover that you don’t need to be an HTML5 Expert to start using HTML5.

Because of the way we were brought up on the internet, we XHTML Coders like rules. We also like clean code. Most of us try to keep everything in our websites nice and neat. At home, we line up our shoes in pairs… in perfect order. It makes us feel better when we look at them. Until now we were set in our ways… and quite comfortable. Then along came HTML5.

This tutorial is mostly about hyperlinks. They are the clickable links that take you from one web page to another, to a different section of the same web page, or allow you to download a document like a PDF. They are an integral part of the World Wide Web.