Top 20 PSD To HTML Services To Code Your Design |
- Top 20 PSD To HTML Services To Code Your Design
- Wallpaper Wednesday: Nature Wallpapers
- A Look Into: HTML5 Shiv and Polyfills
| Top 20 PSD To HTML Services To Code Your Design Posted: 09 Jan 2013 07:01 AM PST In this Internet world full of business opportunities, having a semantic and user-friendly website is important to the next Internet entrepreneur, aka you. But alas, not everyone can be an HTML/CSS ninja, since it requires a truckload of learning spirit, good karma (best practice), and years of experience to produce a functional website that actually rocks. If you don’t have the time for that but can spare a budget, you can always opt for design (PSD) to coding (HTML/CSS) web services. Today we want to showcase 20 such services that offer reasonable, and most importantly, professional conversion services to you. To make it easier, we’ve listed the services and its essential features, such as starting price or browser support in a table view for comparison. So look through what they have to offer before you hand over your hard-earned cash to any of them; after all you deserve the best service! Note that we marked the lowest Internet Explorer support for each service, but some services need additional payment for including IE6 or IE7 compatibility. Recommended Reading: 40 (Really) Beautiful Web Page Templates In Photoshop PSD
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| Wallpaper Wednesday: Nature Wallpapers Posted: 09 Jan 2013 05:35 AM PST The hustle and bustle of the city, the need to rush through your meals, reports, phone calls, or even a shower can sometimes push you over the edge. And while most of us would like to reconnect with nature with daily walks through the park, going camping once in a while, or just hanging out with friends with the grass below our bare feet, sometimes our lifestyles just wouldn’t allow it. Our Wallpaper Wednesday is hardly the next best thing to an actual romantic hike through the woods but it is something to be able to get a glimpse of nature – even if it is just a photo or a wallpaper. Here are 15 lovely wallpapers featuring this week’s theme: Nature, for your pleasure. Recommended Reading: Showcase Of Beautiful Winter Wallpapers Absolution. Available in the following size(s): 1366×768, 1920×1200. Download rar. Amazing Sea. Available in the following size: 1920×1080. Black Beaches. Available in various sizes. Cloudy Scene. Available in various sizes. Enlightenment. Available in various sizes. Lake Tree. Available in the following size(s): 1280×800, 1440×900, 1680×1050, 1920×1200. Oblivion. Available in the following size(s): 1366×768, 1920×1080. Download rar. Source Of Light. Available in the following size(s): 1280×1024, 1440×900 1680×1050, 1920×1080, 2560×1440. Download zip. Spring Wheat. Available in the following size: 1920×1080. Summer Morning. Available in various sizes. Sunflower Landscape. Available in the following size: 1920x 1200. Sunrise Landscape. Available in the following size: 1920×1080. Sunset. Available in the following size: 3000×2000. Trees. Available in the following size: 1920×1080. Water Boat. Available in the various sizes.  | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| A Look Into: HTML5 Shiv and Polyfills Posted: 09 Jan 2013 02:06 AM PST In our previous post we have discussed a few new HTML5 elements that are already widely used, namely However, this is not the case when we view them in Internet Explorer 8 and earlier (which we refer to as ‘old browsers’), somehow the styles do not seem to apply. Recommended Reading: HTML5 Basic Elements: <header>, <nav> & <footer> Let’s see the example below: This thing happens because old browsers were not built for HTML5 and therefore they don’t recognize the elements, hence the styles won’t be applied as well. How to Solve This ProblemWe can use this little script document.createElement('header') Then, when we view it in Internet Explorer
The document.createElement('foo'); The script above will make Internet Explorer recognize the HTML5 ShivThe script above was actually the inspiration behind the HTML5shiv development. HTML5shiv is a library to enable all new HTML5 elements and sectioning in the old browsers. We only need to link this library to our document and put it inside Internet Explorer conditional comments, as follows; <!--[if lt IE 9]> <script type="text/javascript" src="html5shiv.js"></script> <![endif]--> That way, the library will only be loaded in Internet Explorer 8 and below, as the other browsers won’t need it. Now, when we view our webpage in IE, all the elements should have their styles. PolyfillsWe have covered about Polyfills several times through our HTML5 tutorials. This term was initially coined by Remy Sharp, he described it a: “A piece of code (or plugin) that provides the technology that you, the developer, expect the browser to provide natively.” As we can see from his description, Polyfills basically have the same purpose as HTML5shiv, but in this case, Polyfills will also mimic the functionality of the elements. There are already a bunch of Polyfills for every new browser feature, here is the complete list. And, the best way to use Polyfills is to load it along with Modernizr, let’s see the following example; Modernizr.load({ test: Modernizr.placeholder, nope: 'placeme.js' }); Modernizr, in this example, tests the Recommended Reading: How to use HTML5 <details> and <summary> element More |
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