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I hate Internet Explorer, and I’m pretty 99% of you do too. In this article, I have compiled a complete list of 15+ “Anti Internet Explorer resources: Informations, graphics, code snippets and way much more!
The facts: Why IE is crap
IE sucks. Every web worker heard that sentence at least once. Of course, yes, it does sucks. But to be taken seriously, it is important to know why it sucks and not just follow the anti-IE hype.
This first part of the article is dedicated to blogs, websites and articles demonstrating how weak Internet Explorer is.
Kill Bill’s Browser: 13 good reasons to say bye to IE
Why IE sucks
This whole blog is dedicated to demonstrate why, and how, IE6 sucks. A very interesting read and a must have for your RSS reader.
» http://whyiesucks.blogspot.com/
In a few month, responsive web design has become a very important part of designing and developping a website. Due to the rise of mobile devices such as iPads, iPhones and other smart phones, your website must be easy to read and use in multiple resolution. In this post, I have compiled those awesome tutorials that will help you to master responsive web design.
Create an adaptable website layout with CSS3 media queries
With the rise of both very large screens and mobile devices, web developers have to be able to create websites that display correctly and look good whatever the device is. Sure, you can use good old techniques like fluid layouts, but I’ve got something better to show you today. This tutorial will teach you how you can create an adaptable website layout using CSS3.
→ Read tutorial: Create an adaptable website layout with CSS3 media queriesFluid images
This tutorial will shown you how to make your image scales down when the browser is resized or when your website is viewed through a smaller screen.
→ Read tutorial: Fluid imagesElastic videos
Nowadays, videos are widely used on the web. This useful tutorial written by Nick La (I’ve always be a fan of his work!) will show you how to make your videos scales down according to the window size.
→ Read tutorial: CSS3: Elastic videos
