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Webfont Icons: an Alternative to Images — SitePoint

Let’s be honest, creating dozens of tiny icons in a graphics package isn’t fun. Even when you’ve gathered a decent set, you end up managing dozens of tiny files or creating image sprites and slicing them in CSS. Fortunately, HTML5 provides us with another option: webfonts. A font set can contain graphical icons and character sets. Wingdings is the most well known but free fonts such as Iconic can

j7400157 2012/07/01

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Offline Browsing in HTML5 with ApplicationCache — SitePoint

Offline browsing is becoming increasingly important to web developers and designers. Giving the user the ability to use your website offline has always been a goal, but one that was pretty difficult to reach, to say the least. As we move into the age of HTML5, however, this is changing and you can now take advantage of the ApplicationCache interface. Using the application cache, you can specify wh

j7400157 2011/10/23

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Sketch Style: Ten Fonts and Ten Design Elements

Yesterday, we had a look at a few of the many fine Sketchy or Hand-drawing style sites on the web. Today, I’ve put together some resources that you might find useful if you are interested in applying that style to your own designs. Here’s a compilation of fonts, photoshop brushes and vectors that have been sketched, hand-drawn and doodled. All of the following design elements are free for persona

j7400157 2011/09/12

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HTML5’s Microdata, Search, and the Collaboration of the Search Giants » SitePoint

Microdata, one of the most overlooked features of HTML5, allows us to categorize and label web content in a machine-readable way. Alexis Goldstein explains why this is important.HTML5’s Microdata, Search, and the Collaboration of the Search Giants By Alexis Goldstein | July 25, 2011 | Web Tech One of the most overlooked new features of HTML5 is Microdata. Microdata allows us to more specifically c