Welcome to the third installment of my article on Front End Techniques for Web Development. In the last post we talked about different ways to be more efficient with your CSS code. In this post, we will talk about the under-used and often misunderstood world of using multiple classes on an element.

One of the first things you learn when you take up CSS is how to use selectors (IDs and classes). If you are just starting out here is a brief explanation:

Welcome to the second part of my article on new Front End Techniques for Web Development. In the first part we talked about CSS Frameworks and basic HTML5 code structure. In this installment, we’ll talk about different ways to be more efficient when coding.

While coding my CSS on various projects here at Spartan Internet, I’ve noticed that some things I learned in the classroom aren’t necessarily the best way to code for web development in the real world. I’ve picked up some good habits in relation to coding my CSS since being here and I’ll share with you my top 5 coding habits that will help anyone with any site.

Hello every out there in the Blogosphere, and welcome to part one of my Windows 8 Consumer Preview review. Windows 8 is Microsoft’s first radical change of their Windows software family since the company launched Windows 95 almost 17 years ago.