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Zoom layouts
Zooming the Web
ATF: Not ‘Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms’
Acessibility, Validity, Guidelines and Law
A principled argument
Accessibility Only For Disabilities?
XHTML and error handling
Matt Haughey - Bloggers on Blogging
TSN.ca: Reloaded
Working Draft of the CSS3 Text Effects Module
Microformats
Left Brain - Right Brain
How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Relinquish Control
Estimating Realistic Project Deadlines
Design Cliches

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Creating a graph using CSS and percentage background images is a quick explanation on how to use a list and percentage background images to create a graph.
Tags: css, graph

Cascading Style Sheets, level 2 revision 1
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Fun with Drop Shadows
Zoom for Low Vision
Accessibility and a society of control
The role of government in web accessibility
Accessibility and the Law
From Zaragoza (Spain) - Diez preguntas para Álvaro Ortiz, aka Furilo
The Principles of Design
Site Ranking Secrets Revealed in Googles Patent Filing
Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)
Contest: Pushing CSS
Beginner’s […]

WaSP Interviews Dr. Vito Evola on a course in Web standards offered at the University of Palermo, Italy
SiteMorse: Not making friends or influencing people
How to style a restaurant menu with CSS
Screen-reader usability at a standards-compliant E-commerce site
Screen Reader Users - What Bothers You Most?
How to make figures and presentations that are friendly to color blind […]

The ways to style visited links
Universal Child Replacement
Scrolling drop shadows
Building a page template - a step by step tutorial
Float Minitabs
Elastic Faux Columns
Making the jump to tableless design
Testing for Accessibility: Techniques, Headaches and The Future
Interesting CSS site 1
Interesting CSS site 2
Accessibility footnotes
Fieldset/Legend in XHTML vs. HTML:
Learning Javascript
Normal display of PNG Alpha Transparency with MSIE
Do All Web […]

Zeldman hits 10
Div Mania
Flick animation using CSS
WaSP Interviews Jonathan Linczak
Javascript: what’s next?
Who Cares about Semantics Anyway?
That little “XHTML or HTML?” debate
Dr. Strangeswitcher or: How I Learned to Stop Scripting and Love CSS
Access for All
Interactive CSS – Style in action
Interesting standards site 1
Interesting standards site 2
Interesting standards site 3
The unspoken rules of graphic design
10 Bad Project […]

Russ Weakley talks about “unlearning”, web standards influences, the history of the WSG, accessibility, flash, dropdown menus, design and xhtml. Ten questions for Russ Weakley.

Building a page template - a step by step tutorial is a quick step-by-step demonstration of how the Web Essentials template was built using CSS. A presentation to students of Blue Mountains College of TAFE.