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8 reasons to rely on a CMS for web development

Every website owner, before ordering a website, faces a dilemma: whether to use a professional developer’s services or try one of the ready-made solutions that content management systems offer. It’s a fight between web developers and ready-made website builders: who offers a more comfortable option for creating a fully-functional website that is easy to manage, customize and that looks great on any device? Professionals blame CMSs for providing low-quality code and site vulnerabilities....

6 Ways Web Developers Can Damage Their Career

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The web development industry is one that is always growing because of how we use the web. No longer do we expect the Internet to simply host a digital pamphlet for a business. The expectations nowadays are for a site to be rich with content, provide the means for visitors to interact and be dynamic in every interaction. With the demand at an all time high, freelance web developers may think that there is little they could do to harm their career. Unfortunately, there are many ways that people in this industry...

Creating a Slider Control with the HTML5 Range Input

HTML5 introduces a range of new form elements and functions, including the range input type. With the range input element, you can create sliding controls for your site users. There are a number of options to choose from in terms of configuring your range inputs, such as defining the range values and steps. With a little JavaScript, you can capture and respond to user interaction with the range slider control. In this tutorial we will create a basic HTML5 range input slider to resize an image, with a JavaScript...

Using Custom Attributes in HTML5

Custom attributes are among the most significant additions for HTML5, and can play a major role in semantic Web development. In this tutorial we'll go through a practical example of creating and accessing HTML5 custom data attributes, including the necessary JavaScript functions. It was possible before HTML5 to add your own attributes to HTML elements and access them using JavaScript, but if you've ever tried it you'll know you can forget about getting your markup to validate. HTML5 provides the...

Developing a Responsive Website: The Homepage Portfolio Slider

We are going to continue on with our designing a responsive website tutorial where we have already learned about the background images, the site's navigation and the content. This week we’re going to work on adding a little more content to our homepage. At this point you should have a site that looks similar to this. You should have a full-screen background image that changes in size to match the viewers screen resolution, a main navigation bar, and a little blurb that will grab the attention of the viewer...
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