Tag Archives: accessibility
The Web Standards Sherpas
Just realizing that with the busy Spring I’ve missed announcing a recently launched project that I’m honored to be serving on the editorial team for. Web Standards Sherpa’s experts provide helpful, pragmatic and up-to-date advice on best practices for web … Continue reading
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Not Quite December Yet, But Here’s 24ways
Drew McLellan has for the 4th year running wrangled a bunch of great authors and launched the Web Development Advent Calendar 24ways.
It isn’t December yet [in this time zone anyways] but the first day’s article has been posted for your enjoyment — Easing The Path from Design to Development. This is a nice piece on interaction between different sides of the site building process, something I’m intimately familiar with. A few pointers from my experience that are worth adding to Drew’s comments…
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The Web’s Greatest Advent Calendar Is Back
Interrupting the dearth of posts to bring you this important announcement… 24 Ways is back this year with a round of daily web development related articles. So far we’ve got a few great pieces, with a mix of immediately useful information and some things to look forward to.
- Day 5 brings Accessible Dynamic Links by Mike Davies covers a few different ways to enhance the links around your site.
- Rachel Andrew contributed Day 2 with the simple but powerful Faster Development with CSS Constants
- And as a look into what is coming up in the future (or present for Safari users) of CSS Andy Budd wrote Rounded Corner Boxes the CSS3 Way
And don’t overlook the comments, which can be as interesting as the pieces themselves.
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