Many visitors of Array Studio Workshop were more then interested in the Golden Ratio post. Even though I promised more material about it, I couldn’t find enough time to conduct a research. Until now. I don’t intend to bother you with more theory, but rather to show you how to use it in practice. Since [...]
Recently we had a client asking for a “tell a friend” JavaScript that works in all major web browsers. Why not – how complicate can it be? All I have to do is type something like this in google and I’ll have my “Tell a Friend” working on ie, ie6, firefox, safari in no time… [...]
Recently we wanted to experiment with Amazon shops, so we have decided to setup a store with books we would would recommend – essentially our reading list. Books vary from those about web design and web programming to books about running a business (a must for anyone wanting to run their own business or even [...]
Most people know what CAPTCHA is and if they don’t then I am sure that they have seen one. Furthermore, I am sure that everyone has been molested by bad CAPTCHA. Once I tried to register at a forum and it took me 8 times to get the CAPTCHA right – 8 times! I had [...]
Today, I’ve stumbled upon real gem on Daily WTF blog. It appears that people at Marlboro are very concerned with web standards and they want their site to support all browsers… Or not. As Daily WTF notes when you visit Marlboro.com with FireFox you only get a blank page. This effectively eliminates more than 10% [...]
When you are building a web application you think that you can presume how people will use it and you build it a certain way. You presume that a lot of visitors will signup for free plan or free trial. You presume that people who register will actually login. Of course these presumptions are often [...]
