Testing your site’s usability is something everyone really should do, usability covers things such as colour contrast, website speed and performance, ensuring elements are placed correctly and general on site aspects such as broken links and cross browser compatibility.
Below are 8 interesting tools which check various aspects of your site and provides you with information [...]

As an avid reader of web design forums, blogs and feeds one trend I constantly notice is people looking for assistance with creating a form for their website.
Some aspects of form creation can be tricky especially to the folks who are newer to web design, so a stand out solution would be a tool that [...]

There is no denying it, Google Chrome is making huge strides in the browsers wars and its already claiming its fair share of users, up to December 2009 Chrome was the third most popular browser with 4.63% of worldwide users.
There are Chrome extensions appearing all over the web lately, some aren’t fantastic whilst some have [...]

Submitting your design articles can be incredibly beneficial for your site, you can get a traffic boost for a start but you also could get a little more recognition for your work.
I have listed a bunch of sites where you can submit your design news to, but I’m not talking about your general social bookmarking [...]

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are one of the most time saving and useful languages to ever to grace to world of web design, they are now so commonly used that coding a stylesheet alongside your HTML page is second nature to most designers.
Online there are some great tools to assist with your CSS and save [...]

Using SEO urls can be  beneficial to your site in a number of ways, having the pages appear static rather than dynamic is much better for SEO purposes as generally static urls rank higher in search engines, another plus point is they look a little better for your users.
We recently did a great tutorial here [...]

When designing or running a site its important that users have some way of contacting the site owner, you can just use the mailto: option but using a form is so much easier for users and looks more professional.
A major concern for site owners is the quantity of spam that contact forms can generate, to [...]