From the journal
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Responsive design test
With responsive design well on its way to becoming a standard, we need to develop quick and easy ways to test our designs and we develop them. Here is a really simple solution and one i’ll certainly be using.
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Reduce your WordPress website loading time
The time it takes your website to load is a big deal and you should do all you can to make sure it is optimized. If you’re using WordPress, Gareth Thompson has some great tips for you:
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My top 5 favourite blog designs right now
Whilst contemplating the ongoing redesign of this blog, I have looked at other blogs to see what they are doing and what appeals the most to me. Below is a list of my top 5 favourite blogs right now, in no particular order. Some of them may not be new but that isn’t the point.
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What ‘is’ coding?
This post is merely an explanation of a point I was trying to make on Twitter last night, but 140 characters just wasn’t enough.
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Spice up your FAQ page with jQuery
FAQ pages are fairly common place on websites these days, and quite rightly so, and there are some show/hide and accordion effects that are commonly used to display them. The thing is, I see many sites that use jQuery plug-ins to achieve this, even though the necessary code is relatively lightweight and simple. In short, a plug-in is overkill.