DontClick.It is exploring a new method of user interface, clickless mousing. Basically it looks like they are treating “hovering” over an area as an insinuated click on a link. The area you mouse-over automatically opens, selects, “clicks” through to the … Continue reading →
One of my favorite features of Flickr is the “notes” you can attach to photos to comment on various parts of it Flickr Style Image Maps with CSS Now I need to find a bit of Ajax to allow universal … Continue reading →
Browsershots.org. “an open-source system for distributed automatic production of browser screenshots.” I’ve been using Browsercam.com to get automatic screenshots of my Web sites in nearly all the different browsers. This appears to be a free approximation of that service. It … Continue reading →
A standard template for all blogs for Iowa State University Extension CMS: MovableType 3.16 Under the hood: XHTML 1.0 Trans, CSS2
Asterisk has a helpful article with some thoughts to keep in mind when designing a site that will incorporate advertisements. Fortunately, I very very rarely have to deal with this. I primarily design for higher education Web sites, in which … Continue reading →