Monthly Archives: November 2007

links for 2007-12-01

One Reason Why Section 508 Isn’t Working - The Paciello Group Blog
“only 3% of the solicitations [...] included the Section 508 standards” — this is a serious problem. I think it would’ve been a problem at Pierce if/when the web procedures got finished, too.
(tags: accessibility)

Future-Proof Your Web Site Design by Planning Your CSS In Advance [...]

links for 2007-11-30

Burningbird » Comments Line Graph
This is friggin’ cool. If only I had anywhere near enough comments to make it worth my while. Most of the time, it’d look like, well, my blog was dead.
(tags: blogosphere wordpress)

Just for Fun … « CU Communicator
LOLCats: expressing everything about our society since 2006 or thereabouts.
(tags: creditunion funny)

The New [...]

links for 2007-11-29

Interface Research
A survey on design element preferences. Kinda fun.
(tags: web_dev usability)

Home | Email Standards Project
this is a good idea. html email is a PITA to do.
(tags: email-newsletter css standards)

The 272 Fast Food Items Highest In Calories
My adolescent favorite, the JITB ultimate cheeseburger, has 1010 calories. That is more than half of the calories I eat [...]

links for 2007-11-28

Sunrise ride, Olympia, WA
Gorgeous pics…and I love their bikes.
(tags: bicycling local olympia photography)

domCollapse
this is the “click-to-expand” thing I was looking for.
(tags: reference javascripty css)

Dynamic explorer tree menu with DOMscripting
this is the one I actually ended up using, modified to be not a menu.
(tags: css javascripty)

Six Techniques to Get More from the Web than [...]

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links for 2007-11-27

The Four Disciplines of Content Management
and this is just the technical side, not writing, etc.
(tags: cms_research)

favikon
“creating favicons has never been easier” — no kidding! very clever. (via alex king)
(tags: web_dev reference)

dompdf: Easy PDF generation with PHP | alexking.org
not that I have any particular need for this now, but it could come in handy someday.
(tags: php)

The [...]