Archive for category: Web standards

Look, people, there is no such thing as ‘strikethrough’    (2005.05.19)

Please get this right, Elizabeth Spiers and Jason Calacanis!

10 Q!    (2005.05.11)

Ten Questions for Joe Clark

Categories of semantics    (2005.05.01)

Whenever you choose an HTML element to mark up your content, your choice will fall into one of these categories

Queerdon’t    (2005.04.03)

Queer Day: It’s as bad as all the other gay sites, because gays are terrible designers. And you know, I’m tired of that

Flash vs. HTML Game Show    (2005.03.14)

Liveblogging a panel from South by Southwest 2005: Flash vs. HTML Game Show

How to be Beautiful: More Hi-Fi Design With CSS    (2005.03.13)

Liveblogging a panel from South by Southwest 2005: How to be Beautiful: More Hi-Fi Design With CSS

Why would Google want its own browser?    (2005.02.20)

The Google browser is about rights, payments, and DRM, not open source or Web standards

Opera for Macintosh: Not exactly magnum    (2005.02.01)

Still lots of bugs in Opera for Macintosh

Well-tagged weighted lists    (2005.01.23)

How to code a weighted list semantically