Archive for December, 2007
Andy Clarke’s rallying cry for CSS…
Andy Clarke has a great post about the future of CSS. You should read it, think about it, comment on it and then see where we all end up in 2008. As I’ve said before, it’s going to be an interesting year.
UPDATE:
So not two hours after I read Mr. Clarke’s post and wrote about it above, I saw (thank you Snitter) that Mr. Meyer has crafted a post in response. I left my own comment on Andy’s blog and as I said, as an industry we can and should have more of a say in these things. I also agree that the Opera lawsuit against Microsoft is a year too late.
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Tags: css, andyclarke, workinggroup,
My CWSA talk now on Vimeo…
You can now see the presentation on CSS I gave at the Cleveland Web Standards Association.
David Mead presents CSS Tips & Tricks from Cleveland Web Standards on Vimeo.
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Tags: css, presentation, cwsa, davidmead
Bad layouts…
There’s a great article (as usual) over at Andy Rutledge’s blog. In bad layout conventions, he highlights some of the “bad” choices web designers make when, predominantly, moving their product from print to web. Choices such as 3-column or broadsheet newspaper layout come under Andy’s eye and he breaks down the supposed pro’s and con’s.
I’ve always found the layout “discussion”, both internally and with clients, coming down to siding with the familiar. Hopefully as more people, such as Andy, talk about the need to shift focus from emulating the old and forging ahead with the new we will see the web shift more towards it’s potential.
Perfect time for us around Cleveland to start thinking about this and be part of the change.
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Tags: design, print, web, bestpractices, andyrutledge
24 ways returns with a bumper crop…
24 ways has been around since 2005 and is still delivering great tips, one a day for 24 days, on keeping your code lean and your skills sharp. Just the thing for this time of year.
Today’s post is by Mark Boulton who looks at styling tables.
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Tags: 24ways07, markboulton, tips, webdesign
