Archive for November, 2008
Header and Footer in the Semantic Web
Thursday, November 20th, 2008
A couple years ago I read through Andy Clarke’s Transcending CSS and it really made me think about semantic naming conventions I had otherwise taken for granted. By now, most of us (at least people reading this blog) practice using semantic markup and meaningful class & ID names. But can we do it better? Probably. [...]
Tags: andy clarke, CSS, semantics, xhtml
Posted in Web Development, Web Standards | 18 Comments »
This Week in Links 11/11
Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
Krop.com I figured with the economy what it is and a lot of web folks looking for work I’d help out and post my favorite job site, Krop.com. I like this site for a few different reasons: I found my current job there They have a very simple interface You can sign up for e–mail [...]
Tags: jobs, jquery, php, sharing
Posted in Uncategorized | 1 Comment »
This Week in Links 11/5
Wednesday, November 5th, 2008
Good Practice in Pagination Smashing put out a good article on a topic that I think gets overlooked a lot when dealing with user interface. A lot of times it’s taken for granted, but pagination is an important page of the UI. Freshbooks Freshbooks is a service for the freelancer out there. It’s a fast [...]
Tags: billing, fireworks, freelancing, pagination, ui
Posted in News, Web Development | 2 Comments »
