Archive for the “XHTML” category
Launch of Sun Life Financial “ParticipACTION” micro site
by Mike Badgley on July 6, 2009
Last week we prepared a series of three HTML templates for a small micro site that Sun Life Financial is doing for ParticipACTION. Sun Life wants you to get moving. This summer the ParticipACTION Sun Life – Inspire the nation (…)
Skinning Sitefinity: Part 1
by Mike Badgley on May 7, 2009
In an earlier article I posted back in March, I discussed how I would be working within a CMS product by Telerick called Sitefinity for one of our major clients here at iStudio. Well the designs for the site have (…)
Is there any value to a site map?
by Mike Badgley on May 5, 2009
During my time as a Web developer I have worked on the development of a number of Web sites, ranging from the small and static (5-10 pages) to the large and dynamic corporate sites that have hundreds of pages. What (…)
Screencast Review: Professional Frontend Engineering
by Mike Badgley on March 17, 2009
This morning I checked out a screencast by Nate Koechley called Professional Frontend Engineering, provided by YUI Theater. It’s quite lengthy (1:30), but well worth your time. Although nothing ground breaking or exciting is covered, I found it to be (…)
Dealing with the annoyances of HTML emails
by Mike Badgley on March 11, 2009
For all you Web developers out there, I know there is at least one thing we all have in common – our absolute hatred of HTML emails. They are a constant struggle and the backwards methods we are forced to (…)