Archive for category: Web standards
- Print-hostile pages (2010.08.05)
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New York outdoes itself in fucked-up “print-friendly” pages
- Travis J. Nichols’ ‘ugly stick’ (2010.07.15)
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Travis J. Nichols will never figure this out, but “E-books” are perfectly capable of “formatting” poetry, not that E-books have “formatting”
- Thu, Mar 25 on Church St, hell froze over (2010.03.28)
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Xtra finally experiences a hot-beef-injection-like influx of italics
- Confidential to Merlin Mann (2010.03.26)
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- ‘Web Standards for E-Books’ (2010.03.09)
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My new article on the use of ePub (hence XHTML) in electronic books is now out at A List Apart
- Bet against HTML and you lose (2010.01.29)
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Bet against HTML for online distribution and you’ve backed the wrong horse
- The Michael Surtees Coding Horror Marathon continues (2010.01.19)
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Another ill-coded Web site from the loveliest Web designer with the worst coding chops, Michael Surtees
- Ben Hammersley’s useful precedent (2010.01.07)
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Ben Hammersley and I agree: Marked-up documents are rare to nonexistent in the book and magazine world