What does EM mean?
Ems are a relative measurement, meaning that the actual point size varies.
One em is equal to the default font size. So suppose a Web browser's default font size is 14 pixels tall. In that case, 1 em would mean 14 pixels tall, 2 ems would be twice that (28 pixels), and 1.5 ems would be 21 pixels.
The advantage of ems is that they allow your Web visitors to control the size of onscreen text. If it's too small, they can increase the base font size. (In Internet Explorer, you make this adjustment by choosing an option from the View Text Size menu [View Make Text Bigger on Safari on the Mac].) Any text measured in ems then changes according to the Web browser's new setting.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
Websites I like
This Jim Carrey website is designed very well.
http://www.jimcarrey.com/
This site shows you how in depth flash can be with coding etc...
http://www.liquidjourney.com/
http://www.jimcarrey.com/
This site shows you how in depth flash can be with coding etc...
http://www.liquidjourney.com/
Monday, February 8, 2010
Bad website designs
Here are links to two horrible websites.
- http://www.dpgraph.com/index.html Too many colours, bad navigation, too many animations.
- http://smithandgoldsmith.homestead.com/home.html The page took about five minutes to load. The font is impossible to read, the links do not work and everything overlaps.
- http://www.miauk.com/ it speaks for itself
Monday, February 1, 2010
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