Links for 2006-05-30
Tuesday, May 30th, 2006-
The brief: Take any piece of fine art and incorporate a superhero…
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Take any piece of fine art and incorporate a superhero (or supervillain), part 2
Archive for the 'Delicious' Category
Links for 2006-05-28
Sunday, May 28th, 2006Links for 2006-05-26
Friday, May 26th, 2006-
“The accessibility community is understandably concerned about the accessibility of client-side scripting, in particular using Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax) to produce Rich Internet Applications. Steve Faulkner of Vision Australia and founder…”
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“Tea will doubtless be in unlimited supply, brought free to your gambling station by jolly, round women in pinnies – in order that the caffeine will keep you awake and gambling all night. Not to mention visiting the lavatory which, conversely, will be charged at 20p a time.”
Links for 2006-05-23
Tuesday, May 23rd, 2006-
Love the rubber chicken one.
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Clearing absolutely positioned elements.
Links for 2006-05-21
Sunday, May 21st, 2006Links for 2006-05-20
Saturday, May 20th, 2006-
“When developing Web sites using good principles of usability, it is good practice to use an indicator showing what page the person is on as they surf through your site. Some people use bread crumbs as well as a persistent page indicator (many times like
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A six part article looking at trends that will influence the events of the next 10 years.
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“Perform multiple validations and take screen shots in one go rather than using separate tools. This 5-in-1 validator uses the online Total alidator service. Provides true HTML validation using the official DTDs. So you no longer have to put up with mist
Links for 2006-05-19
Friday, May 19th, 2006-
“I honestly don’t think Internet Explorer 7 is good enough. It’s much, much better than IE 6, that’s for sure, but it has a long way to go before it catches up with Firefox, Safari, and Opera. Now I understand that the people on the IE team aren’t to blame for that – there are budgets and deadlines that affect how much they can do. But knowing that doesn’t really help us, does it? I’m sure the people at Apple, Mozilla, and Opera also have budgets and deadlines, and yet they manage to create browsers that have much, much better support for web standards. How is that possible?”
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Short and sweet, another excellent article from PingMag
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The “Estimated Actual Value” of chasingdaisy.com is a staggering $14,702.00. I accept PayPal :-)
Links for 2006-05-18
Thursday, May 18th, 2006-
“The IQs of participants on one study dropped measurably–lower than marijuana users–when they were subjected to “always-on” technology–instant messages, Blackberries, anything that demanded immediate attention.”
