Showing posts with label Blunder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blunder. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
The 10 Most Common Mistakes Web Designers Make
There are plenty of mistakes web designers (especially new ones) make when designing websites. Everything from poor design to simple oversight happen every day. But with a little diligence, they can easily be avoided. [Detail]
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Using Javascript to Fix 12 Common Browser Headaches
We advocate using CSS whenever possible, and we often successed. Modern browsers have very good support for CSS — it’s certainly good enough for you to use CSS to control layout and presentation. Sometimes however, certain page elements will appear differently in different browsers. [Detail]
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Thursday, June 25, 2009
9 Common Usability Mistakes In Web Design
By now, all good designers and developers realize the importance of usability for their work. Usable websites offer great user experiences, and great user experiences lead to happy customers. Delight and satisfy your visitors, rather than frustrate and annoy them, with smart design decisions. Here are 9 usability problems that websites commonly face, and some recommended solutions for each of them. [Detail]
Top 10 Web Dev Blunders of 2008
It's inevitable: We're all going to screw up at least once when it comes to the highly volatile world of web development. Downtime, stupid UI mistakes, miscues on communication, bad product launches... they happen to the best of us. Literally. Over the past year, many of the top websites in the world have committed serious development no-no's. It's almost comforting to know that the best development teams in the world aren't perfect either.
Instead of viewing this article as a way to bring down the big guys a peg or two, let's look upon it as a teaching tool. Learning is all about making mistakes and finding ways to correct them. It's nice when we can occasionally learn from other's mistakes, instead of screwing up ourselves.
Here's a list of the 10 biggest "Whoops!" moments of 2008 in web development. [Detail]
Instead of viewing this article as a way to bring down the big guys a peg or two, let's look upon it as a teaching tool. Learning is all about making mistakes and finding ways to correct them. It's nice when we can occasionally learn from other's mistakes, instead of screwing up ourselves.
Here's a list of the 10 biggest "Whoops!" moments of 2008 in web development. [Detail]
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