.net Magazine Issue 208 - November 2010
English | PDF+exercise files | 132 pages | 51 MB
The UK's leading magazine for web designers and developers.
EDITORIAL INTRO FOR ISSUE 208
“New sites, services and apps fly through our RSS readers and we barely have time to process them”
“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” An insightful and wise man once uttered those words to me in my youth, and they’ve stuck with me ever since. (Actually, maybe it was Ferris Bueller, but hear me out.)
Despite the fact that the web didn’t even exist when these words were spoken, they seem particularly well suited to the medium. New sites, services, apps, and stories fly through our RSS readers, and in some cases we barely have time to process the information before we move on to the next item.
Web design is no different. It’s this pace of development that makes our industry so exciting, but it’s also easy to feel the need to try and excel in every area: a Sisyphean task. Yet – as illustrated by the biographies of our contributors – you may be better identifying the areas where you excel, immersing yourself in those given subjects, and keeping up with other areas via your peers and publications like .net. Enjoy this issue!
Top 20 fonts for the web
New web developments mean that it’s easier than ever to get creative with typefaces. Elliot Jay Stocks picks 20 fonts that demand your visitors’ attention
Enhance website images with CSS3
By utilising modern CSS, designers can improve the appearance and management of website images. Craig Grannell finds out how
Interview: Anil Dash
The pioneering technologist and blogger explains how he’s helping the US government and how a combination of real-time apps and huge open data sets are leading a new wave of innovation on the web
Create a cool data visualisation
Brian Suda explains the basics of turning dry statistics into beautiful data visualisations
Build an Android app
Get your app onto an Android phone with Appcelerator. Robert Reinhard explains how
Speed up site builds with OOCSS
Building sites in CSS can be repetitive and time-consuming. OOCSS offers a nifty shortcut, explains Nicole Sullivan
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