Archive for the ‘Web Standards’ Category
Saturday, January 26th, 2008
Microsoft recently posted confirmation that their early builds of Internet Explorer 8 pass the Acid2 test for proper CSS rendering support. This was hailed as wonderful news among web developers worldwide as a momentus occasion where we could finally adhere to web development specifications as written and as intended.
And then ...
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Friday, November 9th, 2007
If you are a web developer, web designer, web architect, web usability expert, in a similar role, or just have an opinion on the subjects of web architecture, usability, and standards, I need your help! I am doing a research paper on the arguments in favor of having large enterprise ...
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Tuesday, August 21st, 2007
Last Sunday I purchased an iPhone. This was not my plan, but a couple of things came up to prompt this move. This thing is incredible for the most part, but with only one complaint:
The Purchase
First of all, my expectation was that I'd wait until a second generation release came ...
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Monday, August 6th, 2007
In the ADC article entitled "Optimizing Web Applications and Content for iPhone", Apple states:
You can tailor the style of your webpages by providing a style sheet that adapts to iPhone. The CSS 3 media query allows you to do just that. There are several types of queries including print, handheld, ...
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Thursday, July 19th, 2007
Applying CSS to an XML file is easy, well supported in modern browsers, and can be quite handy at times. For instance, slap some lipstick on that RSS feed. Sick of the tag soup of HTML-land? Make the switch to pure XML web pages with xml-stylesheet!
And now a quick tip ...
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