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Category / bad design / CSS / Safari / standards / user interface design / web design / web development

  • Safari 5 Download Page – Major Oops

    I started to download Safari 5 for mac to see what it would offer when I discovered that Senior Jobs started forgetting usability… Oops.

    June 9, 2010
    bad design, CSS, Safari, standards, user interface design, web design, web development
  • logo

    IE9… Are you kidding?

    The saddest news this month was the IE9 announcement. Microsoft came out of the closet and announced that IE9 would support standards. Whoo-hoo! Except…

    March 26, 2010
    bad design, Browsers, CSS, DirectX, IE, Microsoft, standards, Vista, web design, web development, Windows, Windows 7
  • Woman Holding Up a CSS3 Sticker

    CSS 3 and web standards

    I don’t know about anyone else but I’m so excited about CSS 3 and web standards that I’m not even waiting for Microsoft to catch up. Heck four out of five of the most popular browsers on the market support CSS 3 so why wouldn’t I? The time it saves in producing sites is amazing.…

    March 1, 2010
    CSS, Firefox, good design, IE, Safari, standards, web design
  • Handcrafted CSS Book Cover

    Handcrafted CSS – and letting go of pixel perfection

    Handcrafted CSS, the latest contribution of Dan Cederholm to the world of Web Design and Development is a fantastic book! To say that I’m a fan of his work is a bit of an understatement. No web designer or developer should be without these books; Bulletproof Web Design, Handcrafted CSS, as well as Designing With…

    September 19, 2009
    bad design, Browsers, CSS, good design, IE, reliability, review, standards, user interface design, web design, web development
  • Woman Holding Up a CSS3 Sticker

    Why CSS3 is bad for IE

    I’m not much different than most designers and developers, I loath Internet Explorer. But I understand why they are slow to embrace change, specifically standards.

    September 19, 2009
    bad design, Browsers, CSS, good design, google, IE, Microsoft, standards, web design, web development
  • Why do 26% of you still use IE6?

    In pondering my Google analytics I discovered that 26% of my IE readers this last month still use IE6…WHY? I thought there might be a lot of Windows 98 users still bouncing around the interwebs. After all computers are expensive and XP and Vista are hard to find. Hmmm.. That can’t be it. Here are…

    April 19, 2009
    Browsers, CSS, IE, Microsoft, standards, Vista, web design, web development, Windows
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    Internet Explorer should die

    Every now and then the festering issue of IE as a viable browser rears it’s ugly head. This eventuality usually occurs right around the release of a new version. Microsofts latest iteration, IE8, was slated to be released without standards mode being the default rendering mode. With all the progress that the web comunity has…

    March 3, 2009
    bad design, CSS, DOM, Flash, IE, Microsoft, reliability, standards, web design, web development, Windows
  • Whew…First pass

    I did it. I uploaded my new site design, and made it live. Now I need to create the blog template using this same style.

    September 24, 2007
    CSS, Graphic Design, standards, user interface design, web design, web development
  • Codes on Tilt Shift Lens

    Software and Web Development Methodology

    I’ve recently been victim to a number of software roll outs that were being managed by other people. Each of these experiences brought a single question to mind…What are they thinking? Either they stopped teaching best practices at the university, or I have had the distinct pleasure of witnessing projects that followed some unique system…

    September 2, 2007
    CSS, good design, SEO, standards, web design, web development
  • Photos placed on printer near table with cup of coffee

    Why re-invent the wheel

    Companies need to check to see if there’s already a solution before solving problems. The new wheel is Tabblo, a slick web based technology for internet users to print blogs, images on flickr, and other web sites. Whoo-hoo now I can print web pages… Hmmm I don’t remember not being able to print web pages…

    August 29, 2007
    bad design, CSS, reliability, SEO, standards, web design, web development
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