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There was an interesting article in Wired News yesterday: Changing the Face of Web Surfing. Though I like the title “renegade redesign” better. Nutshell: Web designers (like me) who care about the fact that everyone should be able to see a Web site, are creating accessible versions of web sites they use that aren’t currently […]
I have and idea. It probably isn’t original or all that innovative, but here goes: Objective: create a script that will organize the “blog roll” on NotOurHome.com (or any other site using that set of links) by whoever posted most recently. Also, it will only include a person on the link list if they have […]
Also handy for CSS tabs: inverted tabs
Muy muy useful. Sliding Doors Meets Image Sprites I’m not gonne really explain this one as I just am posting it here so I won’t forget about it. But if you make Web sites, and like/want the whole tabbed navigation thing, this is pretty cool.
I have added Mike Davidson to my list of regular reads. Why? Because he is a successful designer who has done some pretty major things to some pretty major Web sites. He has interesting, and slightly unique insights into the whole Web standards thing, and his site looks just like a redesign I was doing […]
Now here’s a handy thing… I have been staring at the daunting task of customizing Gallery’s templates to look like various blog sites I have set up (Lone Strangers, The Borseths, and matt and nancy dot org). This is a little tutorial on how to do that fairly easily. Integrating Gallery into Movabletype
A list of fonts common to all Windows machines, and their Mac equivalents. These font combos are “safe” to use on Web pages as nearly all machines will be able to see them. (Those that can’t probably won’t see your font “correctly” anyway).
Dave Shea (the creator of the famous CSS Zen Garden wrote an excellent quick little essay on where to start in learning to design Web sites according to Web standards. A Roadmap to Standards If you consider yourself a Web designer, or want to be one, and don’t currently design to W3C standards (or, for […]
Todd Dominey, designer of the beautiful PGA championships Web site released his source for a very useful piece of flash. Flash Slide Show.
Ahh the possibilites. Destorying any notion that table layouts are necessary for anything. The CSS Zen Garden
Several ways to make clean looking, accessible, semantically meaningful forms.
How to use HTML tables CORRECTLY