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This last session was fairly amazing, though there isn’t much to sum up here. This is what I came to the conference for, to watch Jason Santa Maria and Eric Meyer walk through their design and development process. There weren’t a whole lot of notes to take. It’s something you have to see in person, […]
Today I am in Philadelphia at An Event Apart with Zeldman and Eric Meyer (and Jason Santa Maria). Should definitely be a good time. I’ll try and live blog the highlights. an event apart, web design, css, conferences
I have decided to start a new category called “Favorite Web Designs” as a way to bookmark really cool (imho) Web designs that inspire me. The first entry will be the “Silent Strength” entry on the CSS Zen Garden by Ray Henry at REH3 I love the organic, chaotic, clean order of the design. The […]
Print style sheets are a very handy (and becoming a necessary) part of content-driven CSS based sites. One never-quite-perfect aspect of print style sheets has been displaying link URLs in the print version. The current method is to use a little CSS/DOM trickery to place the URL after the linked text within the document. This […]
An updated color scheme generator from WellStyled Color Scheme Generator 2
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 addition/editing of these comments…
CSS Help Pile Directory (scribble view)‘ This could prove to be incredibly useful.
A neat little trick to layer a couple of png files over eachother with a bit of CSS and some proprietary markup to get IE to behave. PNG Headers
Similar to Fahrner Image Replacement, only with Select Boxes instead of text! Select Something New, part 1 (parts 2 and 3 coming…)
Deluxe CSS Dropdown Menus. As much as I dislike dropdown menus, this looks like it could prove useful sometime. All CSS, list tags, and a bit of javascript to get IE to behave.
Edit in place with Javascript and CSS. A sweet little tool that can/will revolutionize content management systems. I believe something like it is already being used at Flickr.
A neat little CSS/DOM trick to round the corners of a div (or other styled block element). More Nifty Corners