Archived posts, December 2008
Making Google Maps more accessible
You can make the Google Maps you put on your site more accessible by providing a static image fallback for users without JavaScript and hacking in keyboard accessibility.
Quick Tips for web developers and web designers
By starting a new category of posts that focus on quick and simple tips related to front-end web development I hope to help people avoid making some mistakes that I see repeatedly.
The id attribute’s value must be unique
The value of the id attribute must be unique in an HTML document. In other words, the same id value may only occur once.
Version control with Subversion on Mac OS X
Using version control to keep track of changes to your files will make you sleep better at night, and getting started is easier than you may think it is.
WCAG 2.0 finally a W3C Recommendation
Today the W3C announced that Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 (WCAG) has finally been declared a W3C Recommendation.
Reveal new window links and links to non-HTML files with a user stylesheet
By telling your browser to apply a user stylesheet you can highlight links that open in a new window or point to non-HTML documents, making them less obtrusive.
Find inline CSS and JavaScript with Inline Code Finder
Inline Code Finder is a neat quality assurance tool that will find and highlight any elements that have inline events, inline styles, or javascript: links.
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