Amber Weinberg: Freelance Web Developer specializing in semantic WordPress, Mobile, CSS and HTML5 Development

The Blog

The Difference Between $150 and $700

I’ve always been curious as to how much money those cheap PSD to XHTML companies make. It seems impossible that they make a ton of money by only charging $150 per site, plus I’ve noticed that they always take out big ads on large blog sites that charge over $600 a month per ad. This...

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35 Books All Freelance Web Developers Should Read

If you follow me on Goodreads, you know that I absolutely love to read. I’ve always been a big reader, but since I’ve become a freelance I’ve made sure to read even more than usual, in the field of business, development and the web in general. Reading is essential to any developer’s improvement. While blogs and magazines are great...

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Overcoming The Fear of HTML5, CSS3 & New Things

I’ll let you in on a little secret – I’m afraid of learning and using HTML5. And you know what? I bet you are too. Why would a professional developer be afraid of a much needed upgrade to her favorite language? It seems that fear of the unknown is common among humans and none of us ever...

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The Best Development Articles Of AmberWeinberg.com

I can’t believe how long it’s been since I started blogging! My friends and family have always said that I could talk forever, but I never believed that until now. I wanted to share some of the best articles written on here since I started blogging. Business of the Web Part 3 : What does...

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Awesome Free Design & Developer Resources

I’ve had a ton of people asking me where to find great resources, and have actually come across a ton of them lately. I’d thought I’d share them all with you in one post. If you’ve got some other resources, let me know in the comments! Podcasts The Big Web Show – Hosted by Jeffery...

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Some Nifty CSS3 Properties That Degrade Nicely

I’ve been using a lot of CSS3 lately and some people have wondered how that’s possible when we all still have to support IE. The truth is, the website doesn’t have to look the same in IE as it does in every browser. Especially now that IE’s marketshare isn’t as high as it used to...

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