by Binish Mathew
on 04. Mar, 2010
in CSS, Design, JavaScript
Tabs are generally used to break content into multiple sections that can be swapped to save space, much like an accordion. jQuery tabs tabs helps designers and developers to present the contents in a more ordered way, easy to access and without much overhead or programming issues.
by Binish Mathew
on 17. Feb, 2010
in CSS, Design, Inspiration, Web Sites
We all agree that Navigation is the most significant and important part in a website design. As web contents and styles differ from page to page navigation is the one thing a designer can make really unique and consistent navigation is the main thing that will help the users to find related information and guide [...]
by Binish Mathew
on 20. Aug, 2009
in CSS, Design
Sliding doors effect became very popular with an article named Sliding Doors of CSS from A List Apart and is being used extensilvely to beautify the navigation menus in lot of web sites. There are many tutorials available which tells you about how to use or clreate sliding doors effect and create a beautiful navigation [...]
by Binish Mathew
on 19. May, 2009
in CSS, Featured, JavaScript, Resources
Whatever images you have to present, let it be family photos, vacation snapshots or creative artistic works, you can present them in a variety of ways. Use a big screen, in slide shows or in a thumbnails gallery. However, it’s important to offer it in an attractive and intuitive way. Furthermore, the presentation itself can [...]
by Binish Mathew
on 14. May, 2009
in CSS, JavaScript
Is your website loading too slow? Are you loosing traffic to your site? Loosing some sales? Before reducing the number of requests to your servers, reducing JPEG sizes or enlisting your services to a content delivery network vendor, stop for a minute and check those JavaScript’s and CSS files you are using in your site.
by Binish Mathew
on 11. May, 2009
in CSS, Design, Featured, Resources
Tabbed navigation is a popular form of navigation and is a group of links that give the impression of being projections attached to different areas of unseen content. This will make the problem of a user’s needs to navigate through a site to locate content and features much more easier and provides them with a [...]
by Binish Mathew
on 26. Sep, 2008
in CSS, Resources, Tools
Many websites and blogs use divisions or blocks with rounded corners these days and needless to say they are pretty good too. Ever wondered how to create rounded cornered divisions in your blog or website? We already have an article about creating rounded corners using CSS. But I would like to introduce to you all [...]
by Binish Mathew
on 22. Sep, 2008
in CSS, Resources, Web Sites
Designing a website itself is a great job. Designing it different, inspiring and exciting is for people with special designing sense and they must have a line of thought different from others. We always want to see something different, something inspiring, something we can enjoy. There are thousands of fabulous website designs in the net, [...]
by Binish Mathew
on 13. Sep, 2008
in CSS, Featured, Resources, Tools
Whether it’s a web site or a blog, style sheets are an unavoidable part in the life of a web site developer. Apart from the chance they give you to keep the look and feel of the pages consistent, they give you more control over the design and layout of the pages than HTML ever [...]
by Binish Mathew
on 10. Sep, 2008
in CSS
W3C has offered some new options for borders in CSS3, of which one is border-radius. Both Mozila/Firefox and Safari 3 have implemented this function, which allows you to create round corners on box-items. Most of the people doesn’t know about this CSS feature and so I am sharing it here for you.