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- The Polyphonic Spree - The Quest For The Rest questfortherest.com
Is this a ripoff of that flash movie floating around a few years back or is it by the same people?
- Global warming: the final verdict | Climate change | Guardian Unlimited Environment environment.guardian.co.uk
A study by the world's leading experts says global warming will happen faster and be more devastating than previously thought
- Accessites.org’s Web Accessibility Articles & News | Accessites.org: Selected Article accessites.org
Nice intro to accessibility.
- Adactio: Journal - New Year’s Resolution adactio.com
"The numbers clearly show that monitor sizes and resolutions are getting bigger. The most common interpretation of that is more and more people have bigger displays. But an equally valid interpretation of the numbers is the range of displays is bigger tha
- jQuery Star Rating Super Interface! visualjquery.com
A fully degradable plugin that creates the Star Rating interface based on a simple form structure.
- worth is a leading digital communications agency; providing creative answers for over 10 years worthmedia.net · Archived on
Worth's aim is to engage audiences with the right communication at the right moment; to be creative, to deliver return on investment, and to have fun doing it.
Point 5: " Web development is a precise field. Leaving out one character of code can render an entire website useless. Good web developers always focus on making sure they understand and deliver things as accurate as possible."
- Torchbox - Torchbox Ltd torchbox.com
User-centred design and internet software development for inclusive, accessible web communication
Outlook 2007, released next month, will stop using Internet Explorer to render HTML emails and instead use the crippled Microsoft Word rendering engine.
- How to write a proper CV and get hired as a web developer - Wait till I come! wait-till-i.com · Archived on
Some information [regarding what] people are actually expecting from a good web developer.
Automagically run programs.
We are averse to using one of the most powerful features of XHTML: the ability to extend the nodes we use with customized, semantically meaningful attributes.
- Creating Passionate Users: What comes after usability? headrush.typepad.com
"Thanks for giving me something useable, well-designed, and useful. Now, can you make it as engaging as a game or sport? Can you keep me so immersed that time and all the clutter of daily existence drops away? Where I'm under a spell that's never broken b
This is great. Go play.
- svn commit ./me: Shelves in Subversion markphip.blogspot.com
I think of shelves as essentially creating and using a branch to save some changes you have been working on, but now need to set aside, or shelve, for a while.
- 24 ways: Marking Up a Tag Cloud 24ways.org
The problem is, everyone’s doing it wrong.
...in IE7, Firefox, and Safari.
- How to Change the World: Ten Ways to Use LinkedIn blog.guykawasaki.com
A top-ten list of ways to increase the value of LinkedIn.
This site contains information and design tools. They may not show you exactly what dichromats see, but will help you to understand which colours are easily confused.
- Easy cross-browser transparency | Bite Size Standards bitesizestandards.com
There is an easier way; albeit at the expense of valid CSS.
The same emotional forces that prompt us to buy can also cause us to link, bookmark, and Digg. The context is different, as are the nuances, but it’s still a matter of providing compelling benefits in the form of content.
Handy space visualization. Replace SequoiaView?
What we actually need is a selector that applies to everything immediately after our floated element, or its container. The W3C spec already has this element: the adjacent selector: A + B.
Your place to buy and sell all things handmade
There needs to be another term for font-based layouts. Also, there is a mistaken assumption about the accessibility of font-based layouts.
Offers up to 19 additional work spaces to spread out your work.
- CSS-Based Tables: Modern Solutions | Smashing Magazine smashingmagazine.com
Over 30 modern css-based techniques in a brief overview.
Possible present ideas...
...what I look for when I test, how I test for various viewing scenarios, what techniques/utilities I use for debugging and what email clients I use in my suite.
- How to turn your blog in to an OpenID simonwillison.net
"An OpenID is simply a URL. My OpenID is simonwillison.net, the address of my weblog. I can use it to sign in to any site that supports OpenID, and because I’m the only person with control over my weblog’s homepage I’m the only person who can use th
- Google Webmaster Tools - Site Status google.com
Use this step-by-step process to learn more about your site's status in the Google index.
Grand Union's Christmas card. "lets you use images from Flickr to make your own customised wrapper paper".
It is easy to get caught up in the detail of the requirements and the CMS project, losing sight of the overall objectives and process.
- 24 ways: The Mobile Web, Simplified 24ways.org
Considering a foray into mobile web development? Following are four things you need to know before making the leap.
Javascript follow-up to Andy Budd's 24 ways article, "A Message To You, Rudy".
- Top ten tips for preventing innovation -Tyner Blain tynerblain.com
Most companies do a good job of providing incremental improvements to existing products and processes. What are those few who struggle with innovation doing wrong?
- Mozilla Labs Blog » Blog Archive » Introducing Operator labs.mozilla.com
A Microformat Detection Extension for Firefox 2
- A List Apart: Articles: Making Compact Forms More Accessible alistapart.com
Forms pose a series of usability and accessibility challenges, many of which are made more complex when you need to build a form to fit into a small space.
If we want to serve devices whose viewports range from 240 pixels to about 1680 pixels—and with resolution ranging from 72 to 150 pixels per inch—we need a new method.
- Aida Edemariam talks to Barbara Hadrill on travelling the green way | The Guardian | Guardian Unlimited guardian.co.uk
Barbara Hadrill [...] is the bridesmaid so perturbed by our wrecking of the planet that instead of flying to Brisbane for her friend's wedding, she quit her job and set off by land and sea instead.
"Digital UK: Re-engineering the content architecture to communicate the UK’s move to digital television." Fredy's presentation for the 2nd European IA Summit, Berlin 2006.