Archive for the 'Web Development – Novice Notes' Category


NoviceNotes™ Partner Page on Google!

I’d really like to know what you think about how something like this; like what is becoming available through so many web services solutions, might be further integrated into NoviceNotes™, that NoviceNotes™ itself could become, for you, a more finely tailored web services-reference, and web application development-resource

W3C Specification

A Closer Look at W3C Technical Reports and Publications: Part One view [+] Standard Frustration Web Design & Web Application Development + … In the context of Web Design and Web Development standards, there is one prevailing source of confusion; one primary element responsible for blowing the minds of beginners, and without prejudice for seasoned [...]

HTML 5: the Fate of Style, Decided?

If you are in the habit of authoring valid, forward compatible hypertext markup, then you have probably heard rumors that the HTML element attribute style=“ ”, may be deprecated in HTML 5. The style=“ ” attribute is a valid attribute of HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0, and according to the HTML 5 draft in progress, [...]

Create Icon-Size Images. Export .ICO Format.

[ note: the following article is incomplete ] Intended Audience: O/S: Microsoft Windows™ Experience: No special experience required. Software: Examples use freeware. Other software is indicated. Note: Experience, though indicated above to describe a recommended audience, must not be misunderstood to imply an exclusive purpose for the resource. The classification is provided to express the author’s expectation regarding [...]

Opera 9.5 – Amazing Makeover

Enticing Interface. More Familiar to IE Users? Please see Author’s Recommendation at the end of this Article I tried the beta release of Opera 9.5 earlier in 2008, but after installing the official release of the software milestone, Opera 9.5 — available at www.opera.com — I lauched the updated version only to find myself caught [...]