Some links for light reading (30/9/03)
- Good article on semantics and html structure
- CSS3 Working Draft released
- To set a few things straight, Zlog present the “Myths of Web Standards”
- Listutorial takes you through the basics of building CSS lists with “background images for bullets” and “simple rollovers” with a few variations along the way
- Rounding Tab Corners
- Andy Budd has an article about full-CSS webites
- Simon Jessey has redesigned his blog. Info on the redesign here
- Ian Lloyd has just written an automated list maker based on Listamatic. Such a simple concept and yet so powerful
- Boxes and Arrows has an interesting article out on sitemaps and site indexes
- CSS-based design – A very nice Matrix-style presentation about CSS
- D. Keith Robinson “Web standards, in and of themselves, have very little to do with the success, or lack thereof, of a Web site.”
- Well… all I can say is that styling lists is VERY popular now
- For those of you who have seen it, not worth a second look, but if you haven’t, Strange Banana is back online
- A nice summary of CSS Positioning Properties
Date: 30 September 2003
Author: Russ Weakley
Category: Links for light reading
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