Category Archive for: HTML

(x)HTML is the backbone of any website: it’s the structure. That’s why it’s an essential part of any webdesigner’s skillset. Learn and build your basics.

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HTML/CSS Template Version 1.0 – Build Sites Faster & Better

1/03/10 -

Currently, I am up to my ears in the PSD to HTML/CSS conversion work. The client supplies a design that needs to be converted to a valid and cross browser friendly website.

The HTML/CSS template… »

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Building HTML/CSS Sites: Use a Template

2/27/09 -

If you are developing HTML/CSS websites with occasionally a little bit of JavaScript (just like myself), it can be very un-productive to write your basic codes over and over again.

For example, if you want to include a JS… »

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66 Links To Learn The Webdesign Basics

8/25/08 -

In the past, DivitoDesign has learned you how to start blogging and many people have learned from that. So I thought, why not give beginners some articles that help you to start with webdesign in general.I remember… »

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HTML – ABBR Property to Explain Abbreviations

6/01/08 -

HTML has many properties. There are a couple of them we don’t use that often and we will discuss one today. It is called the ABBR property and is used to explain and mark-up abbreviations. We bloggers write for… »

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Guide to HTML Emails

5/16/08 -

This guide will tell you exactly what HTML emails are, how to make them and how to design your HTML emails.

What are HTML emails?

HTML emails are emails send with mark-up. Most of the time, an email just… »

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Z-Index : Overlap HTML Elements With CSS

5/06/08 -

Via this guide, you will learn what a Z-Index is and how to use this property to overlap HTML elements with CSS.

What is a Z-Index

Z-index is an property in CSS and has been included in CSS because… »

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How To Use HTML Heading Tags with SEO Purpose

3/19/08 -

This article is a beginners guide to heading tags in HTML and their search engine purpose.

This time we are going to talk about the heading tags you can use in HTML. To give you an example: h1,… »

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