Today we've got an interview with website and graphic designer, Ben Debnam. Ben lives in Kent, England and is primarliy a designer but codes alot of the time too. With further ado, I will introduce the interview! Please also keep your comments coming, you guys are awesome! Read the rest of this entry »

In the third of our on-going series of interviews from coders from the internet, Here we have Jake Picton a Software Engineer from Australia. So, without further a do, here it is, just like last time, please leave your comments and we'll email Jake back in a few weeks with any questions you have. Read the rest of this entry »

Scrollovers are a way to quickly and easily add flair to your web pages, giving your users an experience they weren't expecting. Scrollovers are a nice touch, but not everybody knows about it. In this tutorial, I will tell you how to get it, how to implement it, and how to use it. Read more to find out how. Read the rest of this entry »

Hello and welcome once again to the second in the on-going series of interviews we're having with coders from around the web. This time, it's Jonno Riekwel, a young designer in Holland. As like last time, please leave all comments below and we'll get back to Jonno in a few weeks to send him the questions you ask. Read the rest of this entry »

Everyone knows how frustrating it is when you visit an incredibly slow website. Watching the bar jump in tiny steps or the cog spin round endlessly is enough to make anyone go mad. Here are 5 ways to speed up your code, for a better end user experience. Read the rest of this entry »

Continuing our theme of interviews, I thought it would be an intresting idea to get a recognised and established designer on the site, sheding some light on the contrast between coders and designers; coming up with some pretty good conclusions. So I was looking through my twitter list (yes, again) and I found Grace Smith. I remember about 7 months ago, Grace started following me and we had a little chat over @replies, not much else. As I ramped up the requests for interviews, I sent Grace one and she happily said yes. Grace has been amazing to work with and has kept me up to date on the status of the interview unlike some *cough cough* others. Read the rest of this entry »

Hey guys! If you're a Coda user then you're in luck because today, when I was browsing through my bookmarks, I found this link. I totally forgot I had it, and it's a pretty neat site. The site is called Coda Clips and the site's job is to display 'Clips' which allow you to install into Coda. They have a selection for CSS, Drupal, Expression Engine, HTML, JS, PHP, Textpattern and WordPress. Read the rest of this entry »