Do we need to learn HTML and CSS? This is a question I see posted all of the time on various different forums and discussion groups I am on. Of course, it’s not usually formatted just like this. It’s often asked in a manner similar to: And I will be honest, it is a valid…
Google has put together a “Basics of a mobile website for SMBs”. This is a four part series, listed below, for you to look at and see about creating mobile websites. Lesson 1 Learn the tools: PageSpeed Insights, Mobile-Friendly Test and Mobile-Usability Lesson 2 Bring it in: Viewports, zoom and plugins”>Bring it in: Viewports, zoom…
Google IO 2014 Stream was originally found on Access 2 Learn
[Tweet “If you want your password to be strong, it should be long.”] With computers getting faster and faster, the old rules to passwords are being updated. Also remember that hackers can use multiple machines to try to hack a password, so having a longer password will make it harder for them to hack. 7…
‘Net Neutrality is the idea that all data is treated equal, regardless of where it comes from, or what type of data it is. Over the past few years, certain providers have been fighting to create a tiered system, where they can charge more for different services from different people. There is an in inherent…
Recently a story has been circulating of 14-year-old student Suvir Mirchandani, who claimed that if the US Government could save as much as $400 million by switching from Times New Roman to Garamond on printed documents. The basic reasoning behind this is that Garamond is approximately 25% lighter than Times New Roman. But is that…
In looking at, and using, jQuery Mobile, I noticed how much simpler it is for designers, than jQuery UI. jQuery UI requires that you write some code for almost every task, while, jQuery Mobile looks at how the system is being used, and what classes have been assigned to some elements. With that idea in…
I just wanted to wish everyone a happy new year. Lots of new things scheduled for this coming year. You can see some of the changes around the website already. You will be seeing more soon (some subtle, some not so much). — Walter Happy New Year was originally found on Access 2 Learn
