Jump on the HTML5 bandwagon people, I’m telling you. It’s worth it, and to prove it the W3C has created a new logo to support the language.

The current push in web standards now is for web fonts, which to me is pretty exciting. The ability to use more custom fonts on a project without the need for Flash (think SiFR) or imagery really helps to speak to the rapidity of current web development. Google recently released it’s Google Font API, here’s how to use it.

I’ve been quiet here on the blog for a bit so I thought I would share what has been taking up most of my time. I’m currently in the process of developing a new premium theme for WordPress called WordPop. It combines the functionality of PopUrls.com and maintains the blogging / page management aspect of [...]

Matthew Buchanan has posted on his Vimeo account a pretty sweet time lapsed video of building out a home page for a site with XHTML and CSS. Neat to see all this happen. Here’s his blog post where he talks about the process used in the build. Video is below: Timelapse CSS (II) from Matthew [...]