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Adobe Muse Lets You Build Websites Without Any Coding Knowledge

4:30PM August 15, 2011 | Kat Hannaford

Adobe has a new Muse — graphic designers. While “Muse” is just a working title, the beta of the graphic design software has gone live which lets users work around the fact they don’t know a scrap of code. More »

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How To Make A Website: The Complete Beginner’s Guide

10:00AM April 12, 2011 | Adam Dachis

Last week we taught you how to make a web site from start to finish, including finding a reliable web host to host your site. Here’s the complete guide so you have access to all the lessons in one convenient location. More »

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How To Make A Website Part II: Styling And CSS

10:20PM April 6, 2011 | Adam Pash

In part the first of our Night School series on how to make a web site, we learned a little about the bones of a web page: HTML. In today’s lesson, we’re going to start putting the clothes on our site using styling and CSS. More »

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HTML 5 Just Wants To Be HTML From Now On

3:40PM January 22, 2011 | Adrian Covert

With all the hype surrounding HTML5, the latest web standard has become a bit self-conscious of its designation. Therefore, it demands that you just refer to it—and all future iterations—as HTML. Got it? More »

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Relive The Glory Days Of DOS…On A Website

3:20PM January 5, 2011 | Adrian Covert

If you still remember DOS commands, congratulations! You’re a huge nerd (and/or old)! Your reward is this personal site, which you navigate using DOS-like prompts. (Protip: DIR, HELP and BLOG are all good starting points). [StopWilson via Reddit] More »

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H.264 Will Be Royalty-Free, Mozilla Still Doesn’t Care

11:11PM August 27, 2010 | Kyle VanHemert

MPEG LA, the group who who licenses the h.264 video codec, has extended its royalty-free use (for free internet video) from 2016 until, well, forever. But Mozilla thinks that the better part of forever could belong to Google’s WebM format. More »

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In North Korea, Even The HTML Coding Is Very Strong

2:40AM July 30, 2010 | Adam Frucci

Hmmmm, I’m not sure what message they’re trying to send with the source code of the official web page of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. [Daily WTF via The Daily What]

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Burning Brighter: The Future Of Firefox, Browsers, The Web

12:00AM July 9, 2010 | Matt Buchanan

Remember the Browser Wars of the Aughts? Internet Exploder gripped the web. Firefox 1.0 challenged the king. Six years later, IE is waning. (But still strong.) WebKit rules smartphones. Where does Mozilla, and the web, go from here? More »

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HTML5 Going To Be On Most Modern Browsers By End Of 2010

2:16AM May 20, 2010 | Jason Chen

From the Google I/O keynote: HTML5 support will be more or less complete on all “modern” browsers, says Google. That slight dig by Google is intended, I’m sure.

HTML5 And CSS3 Readiness Across All Browsers

4:40AM May 13, 2010 | Mark Wilson

This graphic isn’t just beautiful; it charts out every major browser’s compatibility with elements of HTML5 and CSS3. In a nutshell, things look pretty good. For the fully interactive version (the one that makes sense), look here: [html5readiness via infosthetics]