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Are Inline Styles Sometimes Okay? When? Why?
Limitations range greatly from one CMS to another, some have embraced Web standards and produce semantically rich and valid markup, while others have put standards on the back burner. One issue I’ve had some reoccurring trouble with in the past is the combination of a CMS with managed images that are part of the design as opposed to having informational value.
Originally posted June 25th, 2007. 4 Comments
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Apple Rekindling the Browser War or Trying to Help?
What struck me about WWDC07 this year was the announcement regarding Apple making Safari available on the Windows platform. I had always wondered if that would ever happen, especially after the establishment of The WebKit Open Source Project, but honestly didn’t expect it at this point in time.
Originally posted June 18th, 2007. No Comments
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POSH: Semantic Markup for Driving Directions
Driving directions offer a lot of semantic data. This article takes the semantics of driving directions into consideration and offers discussion about how to improve structural markup of directions.
Originally posted June 11th, 2007. 7 Comments
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Improving Your Process: Templating and Theming
Templating and theming is a great way to help Improve Your Process by giving a solid foundation to work from, as well as providing a way to future proof your websites.
Originally posted June 4th, 2007. 2 Comments
I am Jonathan Christopher. Hi.
I am currently working as a front end developer in Albany, NY. This website has been put together as a resource for other Web designers and developers to discuss our trade. You’ll find articles on Web standards, accessibility, design, and even some bits about markup and style. Would you like to find out more?
