Using Counters in CSS – Dave’s Quick Tips
In this episode, we take a look at how CSS counters can be used to make numbered items easier to build and maintain. Lists aren’t the only way!
Using Accessible Colours – Dave’s Quick Tips
In this episode, we check out some tools to help us pick accessible colors so our websites are viewable by the widest range of people. Resources: https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/wcag/ https://usecontrast.com https://www.funkify.org/ https://xscopeapp.com/ http://contrast-grid.eightshapes.com/?background-colors=&foreground-colors=%23FFFFFF%2C%20White%0D%0A%23F2F2F2%0D%0A%23404040%2C%20Charcoal%0D%0A%23000000%2C%20Black%0D%0A&es-color-form__tile-size=compact
Mobile Accordions in Foundation – Dave’s Quick Tips
Welcome back! In today’s episode, we’re making a quick and easy custom display that shows as normal columns on desktop displays and as an accordion on mobile devices.
On Social: It’s called content for a reason!
As a photographer, I get frustrated with social media. While social has brought photographers many great tools, and a platform to share the pinnacle of photography talent, it feels like now there are many tradeoffs to this democratization of photography. Social media brings average, everyday people in contact with amazing
Unplug Your Router
3 reasons you need to get offline and go outside. K2 from Cheeky Monkey Media here. Alright, let’s be honest for a minute here. We’ve all spent our fair share of time browsing for ‘inspiration’. Today I’m going to going to tell you three reasons why that makes for uninteresting work.
See ya, AdWords. Hello Google Ads
Google has made the executive decision to consolidate its overwhelming abundance of ad products under three brand new umbrellas: Google Ads, Google Marketing Platform, and Google Ads Manager. Check out the logos below! In this article, we are going to focus on Google Ads. Google Ads “represents the full range
