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These posts are short comments on longer articles posted elsewhere. They vary in length, and some have interesting discussions going on in the comments.
No Mr. Ballmer, Microsoft Will not Win the Web
Not by the hair of my chinny chin chin.
Evaluating Web Sites for Accessibility with Firefox
The Web Developer Toolbar can help you perform some manual accessibility checks.
Who’s There? - an ebook about blogs
Seth Godin’s ebook is currently available as a free download.
Write Clear Titles
Write clear and meaningful titles for your articles and make sure to use that text in the title element.
Why do we have to fight?
Why do many decision makers, project managers, and tool manufacturers prevent us from doing things right?
10 Reasons Clients Don’t Care About Accessibility
Chris Heilmann makes a good analysis of most clients’ current attitude to web accessibility.
Screen Readers and CSS Layout
Screen readers speak content in the order it is in the markup, not in the order it is displayed on-screen.
Declaring Languages in HTML and XHTML
A good summary of techniques for specifying the language of content.
CSS Table Gallery
Data tables styled with CSS.
The Autistic Cuckoo is dead
One of my favourite bloggers is calling it quits. Very sad news.
CSS Syntax Checker for BBEdit and TextWrangler
Helps keep your CSS as valid as your markup.
Web Standards Are Your Responsibility
Stop looking for excuses not to use web standards.
Starting with CSS
A set of CSS rules to use as a starting point.
addEvent() considered harmful
Required reading if you use Scott Andrew LePera’s addEvent() event handler script.
Optimizing CSS presentation in HTML emails
Use CSS to improve the markup of HTML emails.
footerStickAlt - positioning a footer with CSS
A slight modification of the footerStick method for positioning a footer with CSS.
Improving the CSS 2.1 strict parser for IE 7
Great news from the IE Blog. Now where’s the Mac version?
Basic webstandards Workshop
Russ Weakley covers more than the basics in this one.
Firefox investigation
When project managers who do not know about web standards run the show.
Tips for improved accessibility in ASP.NET 1.1
Read this if you use ASP.NET.
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