Web is not limited to desktop or laptop now, future of the web is much more broaden than even present. People are using internet in many devices like Mobile Phone, Tablet and I-pad. Internet usage is increasing in these devices now. The phone is no longer a tool to call or SMS only, people using Read the Rest of this post…

IE6 is outdated but still widely used in the web developing world. We bitch about Microsoft decision to leave its browsers rotting for years and moan about the time we spend to fix the IE6 issues.  Being a UI Developer I will suggest not to support IE6, because while supporting, we feel shackled to the Read the Rest of this post…

HTML5 is a hot buzzword for UI Designer and Developer; many designers are hesitant to embrace this new technology because of lack of full cross-browser support and cross-browser support truly not going to happen with HTML5, that means we are hiding behind the lack of cross-browser compatibility, Why? It may be to avoid learning new Read the Rest of this post…

It’s a common process for most of the UI Developer to create an HTML page and validates it with w3c validator, if it is passed then it’s done they are creating the standards compliant web page. It’s good to adhere with the standards defined by a community whose mission is to lead the web to Read the Rest of this post…

Typography is one of the important weapon for the designer to use, but when it comes to web, a designer is restricted with web-safe fonts only, because a font is an operating system resource, not a browser resource. You can see any font in your browser, which is installed in your machine. But if your Read the Rest of this post…

There is big debate in the web community, to support IE6 or not, even Google has stop their support on their apps for IE6, but I always love to have fun with this buggy browser and try to make it function, but not pixel perfection. Though, there are number of issues in IE6 one of Read the Rest of this post…