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A List Apart: To Hell with WCAG 2
Joe Clark doesn’t like WCAG 2. To Hell with WCAG 2
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Clearance // ShaunInman.com
Shaun Inman takes a pass at solving some of the problems inherent with a float based layout.
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Ajaxian » Really Easy Field Validation with Prototype
A possible AJAX form validation solution: “Really Easy” Field Validation with Prototype. Not quite there yet, but very close.
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Joe Clark on AJAX and Accessibility
Joe Clarke published his Iceweb 2006: Speaking notes and usability-test results on AJAX.
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Unspace – Open Says Me
Serving a browser an appropriate version of a page, based on it’s capabilities. Open Says Me is perhaps an answer to the question about AJAX and screenreaders raised earlier.
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Ten deadly sins of web design | 456 Berea Street
(I’m a few days late on this, but…) here are the Ten deadly sins of web design. I agree completely.
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AJAX and Screenreaders: When Can it Work?
MUST READ FOR WEB DEVSAJAX and Screenreaders: When Can it Work?
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Blue Flavored on Pricing and Proposals
Blue Flavored has written some nice articles on how to price a project and how to write a proposal. Thanks guys.
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Cheat Sheet Roundup – Over 30 Cheatsheets for developers
Pete Freitag’s Cheat Sheet Roundup – Over 30 Cheatsheets for developers. Thanks, Pete!
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JeffCroft.com: Django for non-programmers
Jeff Croft on Django for non-programmers. I should probably learn Django, it’s heating up.
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Style-Force Semplice Pixelfonts
Free pixelfonts from Style-Force Sempliceâ„¢ Pixelfonts. Via Dan and wdik
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Making MySpace Beautiful.
I hate MySpace. It is programmed in .NET, is buggy, full of annoying ads, and is EXTREMELY ugly. However, it is an amazing social phenomenon. 50 million users. Wow. Insane. Amazing. Mike Davidson has managed to take away the EXTREMELY ugly piece. Check out how. I would bow before this greatness, but that would be… […]