How do you choose the right font type for your web project? This is one of those questions I kept asking myself for a long time.

So my earlier drag and resize combination with jQuery never worked out OK due to the fact that Prototype and jQuery are not getting along. Collections of DOM elements won’t work in jQuery which pretty much makes the whole proposition useless.

I wanted to retrieve the value of the currently selected option in a select box with jQuery but for some reason all that monkey patching going on in Prototype just tripped it up...

Saving your images in photoshop is easy! Right ? A quick File>Save As, type the file name and location and away you go. Well not quite. The matter of choosing a format, which is as important as any other phase in the design process.

How to use instances as templates for other instances.

In this Illustrator tutorial I will show you how to create a swirly type treatment. With a free font, some brushes, and gradients you can easily create this type treatment. Moreover, you can apply these techniques to other type treatments, logos, and illustrations as well.

I hope to clear up a few things in this article, and help you explore the many wonderful ways typography and CSS can work in harmony.

In this tutorial we won’t be doing anything too technical. Instead, we’ll be focusing on learning about how MySQL represents the data you give it to store, and the limitations and potential benefits each storage type brings.

In this tutorial, we will use the Prototype and Scriptaculous libraries to create a lightweight, intelligent accordion.

In part 2 you'll take the timeline code from part 1 and abstract it into reusable ActionScript classes.