Month: January 2017
Security, SEO, Web Development
Google Chrome 56 arrives with a warning to non-secure HTTP web pages
Google Chrome has released version 56 of their browser and it’s knuckling down on internet security. It’s making it clear that having a site using HTTPS is now more important than ever. As part of Google’s mission for a safer and more secure internet, version 56 will mark all HTTP pages which […]
Resources, Web Design, Web Development
My favourite online web design and development resources
I’ve been stumbling around the internet for years now and like all of you reading this post, I have a list of my go-to websites for web design, development and inspiration. They’re not all for solving problems either, some are only for generating ideas or reading up on clever shit so […]
The end of the clearfix hack. Could it be?
The clearfix hack is a method for an element to automatically clear its child elements. Generally it’s used in float layouts where elements are floated to be stacked horizontally. But, might it soon be a thing of the past? Goodbye clearfix hack. Say hello to the flow-root display property. Rachel Andrew’s blog has a […]