Kevin Dees

Hi, my name is Kevin and I’m a front-end developer hailing for beautiful Greenville, SC.  It’s great to have you on the site. If you like my blog please drop a line on twitter and let me know what you think, I would really love to chat with you. I hope you find the information here helpful. If you want to work with me please visit Robojuice.com.

About this blog

Intel Designer is a blog run by Kevin Dees. It features a wide variety of topics related to the web, from book reviews to code. JavaScript, PHP, web standards, frameworks, marketing and design it’s all here.

This blog is not an exclusive tutorial site. It as was created as a way to help new web designs and developers get started. Only the most relevant information is made available here.

It’s also a place to find information on the latest discussions moving around the web. It’s an aggregator of resources and reviews, and a place where the new and old can share ideas.

Comments?

If you want to get involved please leave your comments on the posts you’re most interested in. If you feel like you have something to say don’t be afraid to speak up. We always want to hear what you have to say.

Where do I get started?

If you’re not sure where to start, check out a few of our past posts. They might be what you need to get started.

HTML and CSS the right way

If you know just enough HMTL and CSS to be dangerous please check out our post on “Semantic Markup”. It’s your first step into web standards, the light house of the web. Read about it…

Web fonts on the web

If you come from print the first thing you will notice is the limited number of fonts you can use. Check out this post to get a quick in-depth glance at what is happening with them online. Read about it…

Podcasts

Don’t just read about the web listen to what is happening. Podcasts have been a game changer for ma and they will be for you too. Don’t miss the action. Read about it…

Want a rockin’ tutorial?

If you want rounded corners this is the blog post for you. It covers just about every way you can and shouldn’t make them. It’s a tutorial just for you. Read about it…