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Archive for the 'Web Standards, the Semantic Web' Category

Firebug has saved my butt . . .

Sunday, May 11th, 2008

I’ve been working on a Drupal Theme Design for a new site we’ll be launching probably within the next couple weeks, and with the new templating for Drupal version 6.+ there are many different places the css comes from, especially if you’re dealing with subthemes and multiple folders. I had remembered a friend who templates [...]

How not to design a corporate website– Aldi.com

Thursday, May 8th, 2008

I’m a customer of Aldi locally, since it’s great to go in a store and not have to walk a mile to find the three things you need when you’re in a hurry, unlike the big box supermarkets that I hate with a passion for that reason. Aldi in Easton PA is a friendly place [...]

IE 8 beta is out. Is it better? Yes. Is it good? Hmm.

Thursday, March 6th, 2008

The IE 8 Beta is out. There is already buzz about it, since IE8 passes Acid 2, supposedly. Of course, that’s a step behind already, since Acid 3 was just released. And according to the Slashdotters, IE8 only scores 17 on Acid 3, compared to the most recent stable version of Firefox, which scores 50 [...]

Accessible Forms in xhtml/css

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008

Zi pointed me at a great article which lays out a toolkit for building accessible forms. There are also some other tutorials and helper pages on the web to help in achieving form markup that will allow people using assistive technology to fill out your forms. I dug in my bookmarks and came up with [...]

Accessibility Toolbar for FireFox

Thursday, January 17th, 2008

The Illinois Center for Information Technology Accessibility has released the latest version of the FireFox Accessibility Extension Add-On. I just installed it and did a couple site evaluations. It just confirmed the fact that this site is way overdue for an overhaul, which is currently in process. My newer sites came up much better in [...]

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