When I first wrote about using CSS for layouts six years ago, I focused on CSS positioning. After all, isn't that really what layout is all about? Precisely defining exactly...

It's that time of year again, the time when we look at our lives and think "ack!" Many people will be looking for resolutions to help them change their lives...

A number of interesting things happened this week in the Web world. Google added tips to their search results and there's been a lot of uproar about it. Personally, I'm...

At the end of the year it's a great time to start thinking about how you're going to improve your life next year. One way to do that is to...

The Client-Side Attacks section focuses on the abuse or exploitation of a Web site's users. Topics covered are content spoofing, cross-site scripting, buffer overflow, denial of service attacks, and more. By Ryan C. Barnett. 1227

If you've ever visited Google on a holiday (obscure or mainstream) you'll have seen their modified logo. This can be a fun way for designers on corporate sites to show...

Daily Sucker for Thursday, December 28, 2006 Submitter's comments: Please, PLEASE review this one. It is really bad. Vincent's comments: For a site that initially looks mediocre, there are a couple of things that are seriously wrong. The home page -- and most, if not all, of the other pages -- consists of images and not text. Never use graphics as a replacement for text. As this search engine s...

Many people got new computers or other hardware for the holidays this year. But that just means that you probably have old hardware sitting around taking, up space. Image courtesy babagadude...