Posts Tagged ‘CSS’
Like Google always do, in beta. The good thing about using Google font directory is that there is no copyright issue, I’m pretty sure Google may take care of those before publishing their typeface.
It is very time saving and very easy to implement into your design.
I stepped into Indonesia recently and it’s been 2 weeks. All I notice was people are on their mobile browsing, it is a hot media right now in Indonesia, their 3G rate is very low and reliable, I even get myself a SIM card to browse with my mobile phone. That remind me about creating mobile-compatible web. Checking into my Google analytics, I saw some Opera Mini browser. After I log into my web with my Opera Mini, I notice that it took about 50kb to load a full website, which is very heavy for mobile web.
A lot of Wordpress powered sites tend to run slower than others, especially those that receive tons of traffic everyday. I’m sure no one in the right mind would mind about slow loading website, even though the traffic is not huge. Not only will this result a bounce back rate, it may also over using your CPU usage, especially the PHP queries. I personally did a lot of Wordpress websites, my blogs, clients sites and some e-Commerce sites too, they all need to optimised correctly to cut down the PHP queries and loading speed.
This is not a new topic, nor stunning topic on the Internet. There are thousand if not million introduction to XHTML and CSS, but some of them having too much text really bounce back the newbie. Especially those students who are actually force to learn it. Recently I joined into a web company, 3 new comers including me. There’s one from multimedia background, and what surprise me was that he did not know how to code a web in XHTML/CSS, instead, he has been learning a lot about table layout.