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Monthly Archives: June 2006
@media, Hot Topics Panel
Closing panel for the conference. Just a mixture of random thoughts and questions. CSS is still an undiscovered country – progressive CSS should come. IE7 is playing catchup with a lot of the other browsers. Evangelising on the use of … Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, ajax, atmedia2006, css, ie7
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@media, Fine Art of Web Design
Andy Clarke of Stuff & Nonsense / And All That Malarkey Andy’s an odd fish! But he thinks of things in different ways, and from different viewpoints. He sees inspiration for web design all over, not just online. “Art is … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, design, inspiration
Tagged andy clarke, atmedia2006, bound by boxes, fine art, graded browser support, grid design, porgressive enhancement, transcendent css, web design
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@media, Strategic CSS Management
Panel with Roger Johansson, Rachel Andrew and Dave Shea. Always use basic vanilla CSS and HTML files as your starting point for any project. Then work on repurposing this to suit your bespoke application. This gives you a basic framework … Continue reading
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Tagged atmedia2006, browsercam, colours, contribute, css, dave shea, dreamweaver, naming conventions, rachel andrew, roger johansson, strategic css management, topstyle, typography
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@media, Beyond A Code Audit
Accessibility is about more than just making sure you have passed the code audit points in WCAG, said Robin Christopherson of abilitynet.org.uk Useful Test Tools/Tips: Home Page Reader (text only) – cheaper than JAWS. Natural Language – if you switch … Continue reading
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Tagged abilitynet, accessibility, assistive technologies, atmedia2006, code audit, flash, javascript, robin christopherson, text browsers
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