HTML5 is one of the most talked about topics right now among the design community. HTML5 supports many new features such as : cleaner markup, new semantic elements such as <header>, <nav>, new form objects, canvas element for drawing and much more. These features will make websites more interactive for the user and easier for the web designer to create. Rather than doing a round up post of HTML5 tutorial, we have gathered some very useful articles and resources about the HTML5 features and how it will benefit us.
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Pixelmator is a great alternative of Photoshop for image editing. However, some of the little enhancements such as drop shadow, or adding border to an image is not built in features like Photoshop. In this post,  we will show you some easy techniques you can easily to add border and drop shadow to any image.
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By default wordrepss is blogging tool. Nevertheless, you can truly customize to make it however you want. Many of people use wordpress to create members only website. You can only always use a plugin, but if you only needed a little modification, why install a plugin when you can do it with few lines of code. Here are some simple yet effective hacks for creating a member only site.
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CSS3 could not get here any faster. Lately, there has been a lot of post about CSS3. It’s wonderful features are too good not to use. Only folks at Microsoft do not seem to have the grasp of that concept. They could have supported CSS3 for Internet Explorer 8. However, that is another discussion. In this post, we are using some CSS3 properties to create buttons and forms and show you how to enhance user experience.
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