Resources for Web Development Students @ Robin’s Blog

Check this out! It’s an image to CSS converter. So cool!
If you don’t have an image to use here in class, use this one for now http://www.crabbytalk.com/wp-content/monstereyes.jpg
Of course I came right home and started playing with this. While I think it’s an amazing utility, I don’t forsee it being particulary useful at this time. The [...]

You may have noticed that a lot of web sites have a small icon next to their URL in the address bar; this icon/image is called a FavIcon. You can create your own FavIcon with a photo/logo or any graphic at FavIcons from Pics. From the opening page, browse to the file you want to convert [...]

I was reading SimpleBits this morning and there was a link to Design Eye for the Idea Guy which outlines the process of redesigning a site for a client, Dirk Knemeyer. Excellent sample logos, color choices, typeface samples, wireframes, and photography ideas are shared on these pages. The pages should give you inspiration and a lot of planning [...]

I was just watching the news and there was an interview with a securities expert/author (aka hacker) who has recently written a book on how Google is used to hack. He has a Google Hacking Database on his site. You may want to visit this site to learn how your sensitive information could be at risk.

ArtPad is a part of Art.com, an online retailer of fine art posters. At ArtPad you can draw your own beautiful creations or just doodle. It’s a neat service and it’s free. You can also sign up for a free account at Art.com and upload your own photos for selling, printing, or just sharing with family and friends.