The traditional website architecture paradigm in some applications is on the way out. It is less important for content to exist in a strict tree structure or to be found in only one category. Content can be loosely organized in multiple categories providing many logical click-through paths.

JS Libraries are a powerful, customizable way to create interactive and dynamic interfaces for your homepage, features or portfolio pieces.

There are many ways you, my reader, could’ve found your way to this article – our website, web search, RSS reader, Technorati, or perhaps a caring friend. One of my favorites…Twitter.

Producing HTML emails is a hazardous job; those of us who do it bear the scars to prove it. The release of Outlook 2007 and the rise of Google as an email provider has severely muddle an already complicated ecosystem. Outlook’s new HTML rendering engine and Gmail’s inconsistent standard implementation are a huge setback to the hard-won achievements we’ve gained in the last few years.

For several years now I've heard web agencies say (usually pretty adamantly) that there's no Content Management System (CMS) for Flash and that all updates are going to have to be done by a programmer. This may be a nice tactic for attracting clients to place money in your outstretched, open palm, but as someone interested in the technology at hand, I beg to differ...

Hue-Saturation-Lightness (HSL) is a newly supported color specification in CSS3. Like RGB, HSL is a numerical representation of color with the use of three distinct values, Hue, Saturation and Lightness.

If you live in or around the Boston area, chances are you’ve heard of the Joslin Diabetes Center. If you are someone with Diabetes, like myself (let me hear it from my type 1’s!) than chances are you know about Joslin Diabetes Center. For those of you who are thinking, “what is she talking about,” allow me to drop some knowledge on ya.

Silverscape is teaming up with Arnold to create the new website for The Walden Woods Project - an organization whose mission is to preserve the land, literature and legacy of Henry David Thoreau to foster an ethic of environmental stewardship and social responsibility.

As promised in my last post I will be discussing the new additions to CSS3 that will not only allow us to manipulate Opacity and Alpha.

(or don't because it annoys the people around you). Here at Silverscape we have a pretty diverse taste in music and some big music fanatics. You'll see our Last.FM playlist Top 40, to real eclectic and underground stuff. But when that's not cutting it, we all have our iPods/iPhones/iRivers(if you're Jake). Finding the right tune to match what you're working on along with your mood, for me personally can mean a difference in productivity.

The completion of the next implementation of ‘Cascading Style Sheets’, CSS3, by the World Wide Web Consortium is something I, and many people in our field are eagerly looking forward to.