by noelhenneman | Oct 21, 2014 | Technology, Usability
As a web developer I am very aware of the need for usability of web sites. I also teach HTML/CSS as an adjunct professor at Clark College. In the time that I have been teaching HTML/CSS and trying to help students understand these languages, I have become more aware...
by noelhenneman | Sep 30, 2014 | HB Design, Web Design
If you think hiring a design firm to build you a web site is daunting, try researching “what you need to know about hiring a design firm.” Do some research, and you can find 44 questions to ask before hiring a design firm, or is it 13 questions, or 8...
by noelhenneman | Aug 14, 2014 | Technology, Web Design
I have been coding web sites from the dawn of time (1996 or so), and currently teach college courses relating to coding for the web. Until recently, whenever a web job came into the agency, the process would be to get the client’s requirements, mock-up the home...
by noelhenneman | Aug 7, 2014 | Technology, Web Design
We use a lot of different HTML editors here at HB Design. Dreamweaver, Visual Studio, SharePoint Designer, Notepad++, and PSPad, to name a few. I personally like PSPad. It is fast and simple, yet has some powerful features like search and replace across files and a...
by noelhenneman | Jul 31, 2014 | Technology, Web Design
As a web coder, part of my work flow is to validate the HTML and CSS code on my pages. In the past I have used the “Web Developer Toolbar” plugin for Firefox. The plugin is a great tool with a lot of good features, but it always bothered me that I had to...
