Archives for “Web Development”
Wow, I didn't see this coming. Zeldman reports that the W3C is not going to renew the XHTML 2 working group's charter this year. That ...
When we started redesigning the Pop Art blog, one of the chief requirements was to integrate everyone's Twitter feeds into the site. In addition to ...
Frequently, my coworkers will forget their Bugzilla passwords. They come to me, because I manage it, and I always send them to the reset password ...
The night before An Event Apart, I was at a party with some college friends. When they found out I was in town for a ...
I'm sure you've all heard the Fireworks vs. Photoshop debate. When I started at Pop Art, I was a Photoshop user. It was the application ...
The redesign of the Pop Art site is live! I'm really proud of the work I did on this, and I'll write a longer post ...
I've managed to attend An Event Apart every year so far, and this year was particularly exciting because the nearest location was in San Francisco. ...
The guys over at A List Apart have posted the Survey for People Who Make Websites 2008. Despite the awkward name, this survey is worth ...
Has anyone seen this problem before and have any idea how to solve it? In firefox, the text wraps around both floats correctly. In IE6/7, ...
In 1998, Jeffrey Zeldman co-founded the Web Standards Project to fight for better support of web standards from the browser manufacturers and web developers. It ...
Pop Art, the interactive marketing agency where I work, is currently hiring for several positions, including an account director, a .NET web developer, and most ...
"You’ll sometimes hear people joke that good programmers are 'lazy', and what this means is simply that good programmers tend to see duplicated work as ...
"I’d rather answer a few dumb questions than put up with a few dumb assumptions." -- Aaron Cannon, in reply to a question about whether he ...
I was clearing out my bookmarks recently, and noticed that I had a pretty large collection of web development and CSS-related bookmarks that I never ...
We recently upgraded the Pop Art Blog to Community Server 2007, and I was assigned to upgrade the templates. Dave produced a wonderful comp, and ...
Annie: What in the world is a WYSIWYG editor? Scott: Oh, it stands for "What You See Is What You Get." It means one of those ...
For a recent project, I found myself having to convert 60+ product detail pages from the old table-based format to the new XML-based format. I ...
I had to make a slight tweak to a page on a site with a content-management system today. After spending a few minutes unraveling the ...
I recently had a fascinating conversation with our VP of Client Services. Long story short, I learned that selling web standards is difficult, because many ...
Wanna get a headache? Go type "html book titles italic em" into Google and read for about 15 minutes. What you're looking at is an ...
Last year, I attended An Event Apart 2006 in Seattle. It was a great event, although I remember it being really rushed, because they seven ...
It's that time of year again when standards-conscious web designers shed their stylesheets and let their sites run around, exposing their raw markup to the ...
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