Tech Hive

One of the guidelines in usability is that you should provide only one way that will lead them to a certain action. For example, if someone sees 2 option buttons, chances are that they might think that each option button does separate tasks when in fact their functions are the same. Also, we have to [...]

As a designer, the biggest problems that I have with IE are the PNG transparency problem and the :hover pseudo class is not working unless it’s used in the a element.
Thanks for HTC which is only understood by IE 5.5 and above browsers — I’ve found some handy “hacks” to work around these 2 limitations [...]

It makes me feel a little sad whenever I see people saying that making your website accessible is such a waste of time and resources because it only deals with the blind. When, in fact, that is one of the misconceptions about accessibility.
What is Accessibility?
Just look for its root word — access. It doesn’t only [...]

Not yet anyway.
Earlier, it was said that Sir Tim Berners-Lee, only the inventor of the world wide web, mentioned that Google will be a goner for something that is called the semantic web. Sure, the ideals are nice, but sir, in all fairness, you can’t convert every developers and designers out there just because of [...]

Just in case you were reading the feeds coming in from your dashboard, Wordpress (WP) 2.5 RC1 was released last Tuesday (that’s last March 18). Just last night, because I have too much time in my hands, I downloaded WP 2.5 RC1 and gave it a spin in my local server and here’s what I [...]