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Tackle Cross Site Scripting using Content Security Policy
Lessen the risk of falling victim to one of the biggest security threats on the web by using Content Security Policy headers on your website.
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Considerations for publishing without DRM
To DRM or not to DRM? When distributing content online, it's a question begging for an answer.
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Free tools that help locate your websites' external broken links
These free tools are a great way to get started when you want to check external links on your websites.
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Optimize a CSS box model by using a flexbox layout
Read an introductory overview of the W3C's CSS Flexible Box Layout Module to discover its main advantages, learn its terminology, and get a demo.
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Post your Instagram images to your WordPress blog automatically
Polevaultweb's Instagrate to WordPress plugin lets you post Instagram images to your WordPress blog automatically. Learn how to install and customize the plugin.
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Cutting edge web development with CSS Shapes and CSS Regions
An Alice in Wonderland demo site highlights a storytelling technique that uses the CSS Shapes and CSS Regions modules and was created using Adobe Edge Code CC. Look under the site's hood.
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Firefox Aurora's new features show Mozilla listens to developers
The pre-Beta release of Firefox Aurora comes with new developer tools. Here's how to use six of them.
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Master CSS, HTML5, Photoshop, and more through Udemy's online courses
Udemy offers hundreds of online courses about web design and development (as well as other topics) that are taught by experts from around the world. We list some of the course offerings.
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Google/Mosley case a reminder to review your online privacy policies
Don't let your online privacy policy lead to legal woes. Read about such a case involving Google, and check out resources to reference when reviewing your company's privacy policy.
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Review of a Lucidpress web design template
Ryan Boudreaux reviews the Lucidpress app to see how simple it is to use one of the offered templates to create a site design.
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WebPlatform.org: a growing web development documentation project
Ryan Boudreaux reviews the current offerings and content of the WebPlatform.org collaboration project.
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Create mobile app prototypes for free with Clank
Learn how to use the Clank open source framework to create a demo application for an iOS device.
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CSS specificity hierarchy: what you need to know
Ryan Boudreaux covers the basics about CSS specificity hierarchy in an effort to make this tricky concept easier to understand.
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ICANN delegates new generic top-level domains
Get details about ICANN's generic top-level domains (gTLDs) program, which was developed to increase competition and choice in the domain name space.
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Incorporate conditional loading into your design for a better UX
Learn how to implement conditional loading as part of your overall mobile and device-agnostic web design projects.
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WebPlatform.org: a growing web development documentation project
Ryan Boudreaux reviews the current offerings and content of the WebPlatform.org collaboration project.
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Attend the Google Developers Academy without leaving your desk
There are many online classes available that offer training in the extensive set of developer tools provided by Google.
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Choosing an open source software license for your development project
If you are considering a development project that uses an open source software license, this guide will introduce you to the basic types available.
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Five mobile site performance challenges (and how to fix them)
Discover common performance issues that slow down mobile sites, and then learn best practices for mobile optimization.
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8 tips to make SMB websites better
Small, DIY websites often try to do too much, resulting in poor user engagement and lost business opportunities. Here are a few things to focus on.
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Testing and developing for the mobile web
Your mobile web development strategy depends on being able to perform tests for a variety of devices and browsers. Here are emulators and simulators that can help.
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Learn to make WebGL 3D effects
Here are the latest resources to help you create WebGL 3D effects using HTML5.
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Post your Instagram images to your WordPress blog automatically
Polevaultweb's Instagrate to WordPress plugin lets you post Instagram images to your WordPress blog automatically. Learn how to install and customize the plugin.
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Create mobile app prototypes for free with Clank
Learn how to use the Clank open source framework to create a demo application for an iOS device.
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Know your users: Web analytics tools
Here are tips on how to get good web analytics data and use it to find out more about how users are interacting with your website.
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What you need to know about HTML5 forms
Get details on the new elements, attributes, and input types for HTML5 forms, along with code snippets to illustrate how they are used.
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Become a part of the HTML5 Hub
The HTML5 Hub is a new community project bringing together developers to brainstorm and collaborate. It also offers some handy tools, such as the App Starter.
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Master CSS, HTML5, Photoshop, and more through Udemy's online courses
Udemy offers hundreds of online courses about web design and development (as well as other topics) that are taught by experts from around the world. We list some of the course offerings.
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Review of a Lucidpress web design template
Ryan Boudreaux reviews the Lucidpress app to see how simple it is to use one of the offered templates to create a site design.
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Infographic: Responsive design
This infographic illustrates the elements of responsive design.