Category: Web

Redesigning the web, one device at a time…

Now that de new iPad has brought to us a new whole concept in resizing for mobile devices it’s not hard to start wondering where will it stop… I remember when the first 800 by 600 pixels resolution screens appeared. We were all in awe because the web was giving its first steps with images [...]

2012 is here. What next for the web?

What will happen to the web in 2012? Since the advent of HTML5 we’ve seen the semantic web growing. So I guess we’ve arrived at web 3.0, right? What’s next, then? Enter web 4.0… The concept has been around for ages now, much to the liking of web 2.0 and web 3.0 (web 2.0 started [...]

Web Engagement Strategy: Best Practices in Web Projects: A Panel Approach (CMS WIRE)

Working as a member of various Web teams for more than a decade now has taught me that the most effective approach is to work with other Web experts who sub-specialize in content strategy, visual design, information architecture and usability. Multidisciplinary teams seem to be the solution to large and even mid-size Web projects. I [...]

UPDATE

Due to several issues regarding my professional and personal life I have not been able to post regularly. Hopefully that will be fixed soon. Stay tuned!

Writing vertical text (PHP or CSS)

Ever had the need to write vertical text? No? Someday, perhaps, you will. I had that need not long ago and as usual I did what everyone else does. Googled it. And so I found a couple of solutions. And now I’m putting it all together for your entertainment. Of course I will mention my [...]

Codebits IV

So I’ve been at Codebits IV. Sadly I could only get there yesterday after dinner so I didn’t catch most of the talks. Mut I met old and new friends, talked to Josette from O’Reilly, who I had not met since last Codebits and went around taking lots of pictures and writing news for Bit’s [...]

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Bringing your ideas to the web. Now, that’s what I call a challenge… (part 2 of 4)

Back to our series on bringing your ideas to the web. So far we have focused on planning, analysis and overall thinking about it. Basically you must think, think, think and then think a bit more. In this part we will try to shift to operational issues. By now you have done all the thinking. [...]