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June, 2006 archive

Some links for light reading (23/6/06)

Friday, June 23rd, 2006

Prettier Accessible Forms
Behavioral Separation
How to Plan Manpower on a Web Team
Online training library
Welcome to Opera 9
Two revolutionary features in Opera 9
Clean CSS
LITbox
Taxonomies vs tagging
Ten Common CSS mistakes
Inline CSS should not be allowed in strict doctypes
Mobilicious
How to redirect a web page, the smart way
HTML emails
50 ways to become a better designer

Tags: links, light-reading

Essence of tagging

Tuesday, June 20th, 2006

The concept of tagging is embraced by some people and shunned by others. There is also a group of people that sit between both camps, happy with tagging as long as there is some degree of control.
I have spoken to librarians who dread the thought of users being involved in the tagging process as they […]

CSS information night

Monday, June 19th, 2006

Max Design recently held an CSS info night in Sydney. The talk outlined what CSS is, how it works and a brief history. For those that missed the talk, here are a range of relevant Max Design CSS resources:
Online tutorials

Listutorial - teaches the basics of building background image lists, rollover lists, nested lists and horizontal […]

Webstock slides, sound and movies…

Friday, June 16th, 2006

The conference records of all speakers from Webstock are now online. My presentation - “Let go and allow users to control their own experience” is available in mpg format, mp3 format and slide format.
Tags: webstock

Some links for light reading (13/6/06)

Tuesday, June 13th, 2006

Site Check
Sizer
What are you Scrutinizing for?
Nifty CSS round
Making Ajax Work with Screen Readers
Levels of HTML knowledge
Your HTML level
Levels of Accessibility Knowledge - a send-up of “level of”
CSS Mania World Awards
Andy Budd - Accessibility interview
A tipping point for microformats
Internationalization Primer
Front-End Architecture: Browsers
CSS Formatter and Optimiser
Microformats search

Tags: links, light-reading

Sydney Web Standards Group June meeting

Saturday, June 10th, 2006

We had a huge turnout for our latest Sydney Web Standards Group meeting. Around 60 people came to hear Cameron Adams talk about JavaScript/AJAX and David Hawking talk about searchability. The group also managed to break the record for overall consumption of beer at a WSG event. A special thanks to Red Square, who sponsored […]

Post Webstock

Saturday, June 3rd, 2006

Last weeks Webstock was an amazing event. Though I didn’t get time to hear all the speakers, there was definitely a great vibe around the place and the event was incredibly well organised.
Congratulations to Mike Brown and the gang, and thank you all for the invitation to hold a workshop and for the opportunity to […]