There are many blogs and information pages about this topic. Most address how to design so the end user selects the preferred text size for the browser. There is lots of discusion on EMs, PXs and line height. However, no one talks much about the problem that there are no websites that look good whenFont Size on Websites See the full project…
I went to hear Lawrence Lessig speak at the University of Washington. While the topic was Is Google (2008) Microsoft (1998)? I was struck by something unrelated that he mentioned. Many of us upload videos, pictures, even code to various internet sites—often ignoring the terms posted on these sites. These terms typically claim full ownershipWho Owns what you Upload? See the full project…
I just tried it out for image rollovers on my site. While it makes the HTML markup very clean, it does make the code more obscure and a bit harder to figure out when you want to debug. At least for me, its way less obvious that something is happening on a mouseover or onclickUnobtrusive Javascript See the full project…
Just learned today the xhtml does not support target in strict mode. I know I am behind the times in getting this info but it really annoyed me. I haven’t uncovered why it is not supported but it seems ridiculous to lose features. And, yes, I know you can use javascript or extend the DTDXhtml Issue See the full project…
After much discussion and a lot of effort, the FindaCounselor.net has finally launched!
I have just start using Adobe’s spry framework for Ajax. On my portfolio page, I have implemented an XML dataset with fade in and out effects as you move through each site. For Vincafe, I am using an html dataset for recipes but no cool effects.
Of course the new iPhone uses a real web Browser, Safari. However, the actual screen size is quite small. Should web designers take this into account? I don’t really have the answer and hope other web designers will weight in on this topic.
Wow, two days of great info on web design, CSS tricks and how to present designs to clients. It was also a great deal of fun and I met many interesting people. I can’t wait until next year’s event!
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