CSS Rollover Images
Image rollovers are fun and can add both life and functionality to a web page. Most often they are used in menus but we find they are useful for hyperlinked images as well. This is a simple tutorial on how you can create fast loading rollovers throughout your website giving it that slick look. Methods There’s 3 basic ways you can create a rollover effect: Flash...
Read MorePavia Systems Redesign
We have had the privilege of working on the redesign of a local company that specializes in online training for specific areas of road construction. The project included many enhancements to their existing site including the addition of several new sections and pages.The main focus of this project was to create a more user friendly experience for the potential clients as well as for employers who...
Read MoreCSS Hyperlinks With Icons
A neat way to spice up your pages and provide very precise navigation help is to use the little known “attributes” capabilities of CSS. What this does is provide a way for you to attach certain effects to specific types of elements. For instance, say you’d like to place the Adobe PDF icon next to every link that ends with .pdf: /* For PDFs */ a[href $= '.pdf']{ ...
Read MoreCSS Navlist With Pointer
Using CSS to create your site’s navigation is becoming increasingly popular since it allows you to minimize code and create fast loading menu systems. Here is a basic horizontal navlist using one image for a downward pointer that you can use in any situation where you need a simple menu.First we need to start with the basic HTML code for your navlist. This can be inserted in two ways. Use...
Read MoreLittle Pawz Pet Sitting
I’ve just begun working on a new project for a pet sitting service in Texas. The game plans is to provide a simple but informative website pertaining to the advantages of using a pet sitter as opposed to boarding pets in a kennel, plus promote their services to their regional area. Because it’s a pet related site we decided to make the style fun and colorful. The project is done...
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