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Thursday, March 24th, 2011
TweetResearch shows that the experience that a consumer has on a website can drastically affect their perception of the brand or product. Bad design really does result in more stress – and fewer sales. This is not simply a question of aesthetics, but also usability, and of understanding the purpose with which a customer has [...]
Tags: aesthetics, alpha waves, colour, concepts, connection speeds, current trends, design, eeg, european consumers, eye movement, frustration, google, neuro, neuroscience, page loading speed, slow speed, slow web, slower connection, useability, web applications, website host, website owner
Posted in neurology, useability, web design | 11 Comments »
Wednesday, March 9th, 2011
TweetThis tutorial is based on an article from css tricks showing how to create triangles with CSS3. mandala The basic principal is that you define a div with width: 0 and height:0, and then define three borders: two transparent borders on either side cut the third border into a sharp point (triangle), the [...]
Tags: angled triangle, angled triangles, black, borders, caption, colour, concepts, css, css tricks, design, div, equal angles, equilateral triangle, hypotenuse, isosceles triangle, mandala, number solutions, pythagorean triangle, pythagorean triple, sharp point, six pointed star, whole number
Posted in CSS3, Tutorials, web design | 11 Comments »
Monday, February 21st, 2011
TweetPHP is an Interpreted Server-Side Language. This means that the code is never sent to a browser. It “lives” entirely on the server. The server reads through any PHP that it encounters in a document, and works out what the result should be. A document containing PHP is normally has the extension .php, however it is possible [...]
Tags: browser window, client browser, concepts, direct access, hacker, htaccess file, html document, hypertext preprocessor, increased security, mouse movements, PHP, php script, scripting, server side language, vulnerability, web development, web page
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