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MACCAWS.org recently published “MACCAWS … Making A Commercial Case for Adopting Web Standards,” a white-paper that encourages businesses to invest in standards-based Web sites. As a Web author who advocates Web standards, I pledge to frequently refer others (my clients or boss) to this article in hopes they will understand that adopting Web standards will …
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I don’t know what software was used to create this Remind Me video by Röyksopp, but it sure is impressive. I’m a Flash novice, so could tell me if it is possible to produce something like this in Flash. If so, it sure is an inspiring example. Neat song too.
I don’t know why I haven’t thought of it before, but I figured out a nice little trick this week while developing some difficult CSS graphs and charts. CSS can be tricky when you use lots of floats and nested positioning. So much so, that you practically have to test your code in several browsers …
Since all code is not treated equal among various web browsers and operating systems, web developers have to decide which browsers they want to cater to and attempt to develop code that works perfectly for their target audience. For the remaining browsers, we simply accept that you can’t please all of the browsers all of …
I grew up online with Webmonkey, an e-zine with excellent tutorials and how-tos on web development, layout, design, and programming. Sadly, the site has reached it’s end. Rest well Webmonkey, we’ll miss you. Wired News: Webmonkey, RIP: 1996 – 2004: “Webmonkey, the site that turned humble Web developers into attention-grabbing authors, said last week it …