BorkWeb has a good article about a relatively old and yet, underused image technique. It’s a good read, and certainly worth implementing where possible. I tend to use this technique with image rollovers, since you have “sets” of images that belong together.

It’s worth noting that this technique is very similar to sprite sheets used in […]

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Firebug is an amazingly-useful web development and debugging tool that no web developer should be without. There’s a great article over at Coding Horror about it, if you want to learn more about it.

If you are a user, though, please update to the latest version (1.0.4 at the time of this writing) as a nasty […]

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In the past few months, I’ve been heavily studying web development “best practices”. Semantically-valid content, separation of content from presentation, RESTful design, and graceful degradation on in the absence of certain technologies - all of that, and more.

My buddy Jon and I have been working on a project on the side, and I’ve learned […]

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