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  • Please do not Use CSS Frameworks

    I give the authors of CSS frameworks credit for making an idea a reality, but I hope the use of CSS frameworks is limited to testing environments and the like, as I can’t see their value in the overall Web Standards movement. I don’t mean to step on any toes or anything, it is just my personal opinion.

    Originally posted August 27th, 2007. 61 Comments

  • Regarding Unrest in the Web Standards Community

    Some designers, developers, and those devoted to the Web have become frustrated with the rate at which the some agencies and organizations operate, as well as the true goals of said organizations. In this article I offer my opinion on the issue and ask for yours.

    Originally posted August 20th, 2007. 7 Comments

  • How to Retain Site Quality After Delivery

    There are a number of ways for clients to make updates in various CMSs, but which is best?

    Originally posted August 13th, 2007. 10 Comments

  • Designing the Obvious - Book Review

    Designing the Obvious can be put in same ring as the excellent resource Don’t Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability by Steve Krug, Defensive Design for the Web by Matthew Linderman with Jason Fried, as well as Prioritizing Web Usability by Jakob Nielsen and Hoa Loranger.

    Originally posted August 6th, 2007. 2 Comments