Developers Tutorial

By: james daksh

1. Make Sure the Visual Elements Reinforce Your Company or Brand Identity
The essence of your company can most likely be summarized using words; but your identity is also accompanied by many intangible qualities. Brands are as much about attitudes, feelings, and
emotions as they are about factual information. The overall look of your Web site must support these defining factors. Is your brand identity best served by hard edges or softer, rounded shapes? Do
primary colors capture the company philosophy or would earth tones be a better match? Experiment and find the right fit before settling on a design scheme. Read more »

By: Manish Rawat

There are only two forms of web templates which are widely accepted: PSD (Photoshop document) and HTML (Hyper text mark up language). Photoshop, is a graphic editing program that helps in image creation, editing and processing . PSD are not reusable like HTML Templates.  The text which is written cannot be edited. PSD source file templates come in handy when one wants to make heavy customizations (changing out images and navigational menus) to a website template. Its features are: improved file management, support for 16- bit images, customized workspace, unparalleled efficiency.

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HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the basic language and W3C standard of websites. The first official version was HTML 3.2 (1997) and the latest HTML 4.01 (1999). The XHTML (Extensible HyperText Markup Language) standard was developed (also by the W3C) to separate the content and design of websites. The first version was XHTML 1.0 (2000) and the latest XHTML 1.1 (2001). XHTML is the following language of HTML. In the XHTML code the style instructions are outsourced to a CSS (Cascading Stylesheeds) file. This makes it easier to change the style of the website later. Read more »

Most times it’s okay to use the default button in a html form. But if you use a elaborate website design it can be good for your style to use a well desiged image as the submit button.
I know it’s very easy to modify a html form code to work with an image, but some people ask me how the code should look like. Read more »