7 Best responsive web designs

Hello again, Before we proceed with our adventure making BestBars.In from just another website into something really outstanding we wanted to share with you a few websites (7 to be more precise) we found really cool in terms of their layout and responsiveness. They are not ordered based on anything, just presented in a way we opened them in our browser. So here they are: # 1: Bamboo Multi-Touch  # 2: Mercor Apparel Store # 3: StyleShop...

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Structured Data on your website

Morning everybody, Since we mentioned it yesterday while discussing content driven web design, let's talk about structured data. So what is structured data? We first heard about it when were looping though all the menus in our Webmaster Tools. There was no structured data detected on our website and we were not really sure if it was a good thing or bad. But hey, since this is mentioned in Google Webmaster Tools, it is probably a good thing to have. So...

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Content driven web design - Step 2

And we are back :-) Time to break our website and make it better, right? Do you remember what we are trying to achieve here? Hope so, if not please read our previous post about content driven web design. So we have our website, where you can find best bars in the world, as a bar owner you can register and list your venue. We want to make sure our content if formed the way it could be easily understood not only by humans, but also by crawlers, so...

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Content driven web design - Step 1

Hello again everybody, Okay, I hope you enjoyed our two previous posts about responsive web design, but now let's talk about the content and dig into the HTML, look at a real example and see what we can improve. Our first project was an online system "BestBars.In" that allows users to search for bars, pubs, nightclubs all around the world, where our users could rate different venues, write reviews, check out upcoming events and much more. So...

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Responsive Web Design - Getting started, Part II

So as promised, coming back to responsive design and digging into HTML and CSS straight away. We mentioned in our previous post "Responsive Web Design - Getting started" our idea was to identify what kind of browser our client is using, if it is something old-school that doesn't support all latest features then we should use one CSS style, we called it "screen.css". The same css we woud apply for even advanced browsers, but on a screen with...

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