Doctype

This week, Jim dives in to Handlebars.js and Nick explores several cool text-shadow effects.

This week, Nick and Jim take you behind the scenes and show you how a web show like Doctype gets put together!

This week, Nick shows introduces the Tumblr templating engine and Jim goes over the basics of jQuery Mobile.

This week, Nick shows you how to use CSS3 transitions, and Jim covers the finer points of the jQuery .css() method.

Jim goes over the new features of jQuery 1.5 and Nick covers the basics of Responsive Web Design.

And we're BACK! :) This week, we take a tour of the new Carsonified office in Orlando. Then, Nick and Jim give their predictions for 2011.

This week, Nick dives into print stylesheets and Jim introduces Head JS.

In this week's episode, Nick goes over the finer points of 404 pages. Then, Jim introduces the Underscore.js library.

At the Future of Web Design in NYC, we got a chance to catch up with Carsonified web designer Mike Kus. This is part 2 of 2.

This week, Jim shows you how to get colors from a canvas. Then, Nick deconstructs the CSS3 Solar System.

In this week's episode, Nick shows you how to use CSS3 color models. Then, Jim teaches you how to make your very own bookmarklets using JavaScript.

This week, Jim gets into advanced regular expressions and Nick shows you how to use CSS2 color models.

In this special episode, we sit down with Ryan Carson, the founder of Carsonified, to talk about web business.

This week, Jim shows you how to clean up your JavaScript with CoffeeScript, and Nick revisits navigation design patterns. Also, we're in London.

In this week's episode, Nick shows you how to clean up your CSS with SASS and Jim demonstrates how to simplify your HTML with HAML.

We're back! Jim shows you how to add images to your canvas and Nick deconstructs a CSS3 button library.

In this week's episode, Nick compares two ways to create mockups and Jim goes into part 2 of a canvas tag tutorial.

This week, Nick explores the winding maze of web navigation, and Jim starts part 1 of a two part series on the canvas tag. Exciting!

In this episode, Nick introduces the CSS3 transform property and Jim gets into part 2 of YQL.

This week, Nick takes a look at some new CSS3 properties and Jim goes over the basics of YQL.

In this week's episode, Nick shows you several new CSS3 background tricks and Jim dives deeper into regular expressions.

Nick shows you how to use depth in web design and Jim gives a crash course in regular expressions. Yikes!

This week, Nick explores the design element of texture and Jim shows you how to optimize your JavaScript performance.

This week, Nick gives you some tips on how to organize your CSS. Then Jim explains how to animate elements in JavaScript.

This week, Allison House steps in for Nick Pettit and shows you how to design for content. Then Jim shows you the basics of browser cookies. Yum!

This week, Nick shows you how to make your site more effective with call to action buttons, and Jim goes over the basics of the geolocation API in HTML5.

This week Nick explains visual contrast and Jim shows you how to embed a map in your pages using the Google Maps API.

Nick reveals the exciting conclusion to last week's cliffhanger and explores the mythical float property. Then, Jim unravels the confusion surrounding JavaScript iterators.

This week, Nick goes over the basics of CSS positioning and Jim explains setTimeout and a few other nifty JavaScript functions.

Nick goes over the basics of web form design and Jim shows you step by step how to create a custom jQuery selector.

This week, Nick explores some new trends in landing page design and Jim unravels the mysteries of JavaScript closures.

Nick explores an intersection between information architecture and semantic markup called "Information Hierarchy" and Jim demonstrates feature detection with Modernizr.

Nick takes a look at a few design patterns and Jim shows you how to shrink down your JavaScript files.

Nick continues coverage of selectors and demonstrates what's new in CSS3. Then, Jim demystifies the "this" variable in JavaScript.

Jim shows you how to call 3rd party web services using JSONP and Nick goes over some basic CSS selectors. Next week, Nick will cover the selectors that are new in CSS3.

Nick deconstructs CSS multi-column layouts and Jim shows you step-by-step how to create your very own jQuery plugin.

Jim and Nick are back in the studio, exploring new border properties in CSS3 and breaking down a few of the two dozen new HTML5 tags, starting with sections, article, asides, headers, and footers.

On this special episode of Doctype, Nick and Jim go behind the scenes of FOWA Miami 2010 and talk to some of the best in the biz, like Gary Vaynerchuk, Alex Hunter, Steve Huffman, John Resig, Alex Payne, and more.

Nick gives some quick tips on how to design home pages and Jim goes in depth on CSRF or cross site request forgery.

Nick gives an overview of grid based design and Jim breaks down the basics of AJAX.

Nick and Jim keep the party going from last week, and continue exploring CSS3 gradients and web storage techniques.

Nick shows you how to create gradients without images in CSS3, and Jim takes an in depth look at local databases in HTML5.

Nick and Jim show you hot tips to get your site loading so fast you'll smell the rubber burning!

Jim covers jQTouch, a plugin for jQuery that enables quick iPhone websites, and Nick talks about how to design for the small screen.

Nick divulges details about the early stages of his web design workflow, and Jim explains how to get started with Amazon S3.

We ring in the new year with a look at our favorite new developments in web technology and design that are coming in 2010.

We are bidding farewell to 2009 with an iconic event! Actually, we're looking at how to find and use icons, and how to wire up your pages to be interactive.

This week we look at some tools to get your projects done more quickly. Nick explains the benefits of CSS frameworks, and Jim demonstrates the use of browser debugging tools.

This week we show you how to clean up designs using white space. We also explain why AJAX across different websites can be so tricky.

This week we take a look at several options for integrating charts and graphs into your web pages. We also share some design tips for making the most out of your graphs.

In this very first episode of Doctype, Nick talks about CSS3 text shadows and Jim goes over jQuery basics.