Semantic HTML is a way of describing the content of an HTML document, it is not a way of making your page look pretty or visually appealing.

ZURB’s Foundation framework is a feature-rich, easy to implement, light weight framework for designing responsive web applications. Designed with mobile-first approach in mind, it comes packed with CSS3 media queries, The Grid, reusable HTML5 components and several jQuery plugins to aid interactivity.

In this article we discuss about setting an Umbraco project with ASP.NET with step by step instructions

PhoneGap is a web-based mobile development framework based on opened source Cordova project, which allows you to create app store ready mobile applications. PhoneGap allows you to use web technologies such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript for cross platform development. It was created by Nitobi in 2009. In 2011, Nitobi was bought by Adobe, and PhoneGap was donated to Apache Foundation, and PhoneGap was renamed to Cordova.

In this article, we’ll discuss different patterns that you can use with popular open-source JavaScript MV* framework, Backbone.js. Developers run into problems when they first use Backbone.js as it provides structure to the application leaving the developer to make decisions on design petterns.

Fonts sizes in CSS can be measured in four different units adding confusion to the web developer on top of having to deal with different browsers. Which of these four units is the best? Finding a definitive answer is difficult.

When you are designing your responisve layout for mobile devices, CSS3 media queries are an essential component on your stylesheets. Let’s discuss how they work and what min-with and max-with work together.

In this article, we’ll look at how to use Grunt in your project to automate some of your repetitive tasks. We’ll look at what Grunt is, how to setup Grunt and then create a simple project with Grunt doing the heavy lifting of the some of the tasks.

Sass enables your you to separate your stylesheets into individual files, and then you can use the @import directive to include your individual files into one master stylesheet.