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Monthly Archives: August 2006
Non-Designers' Tips
The lastest issue of .Net magazine (#154) has an article by Andy Rutledge, in which complains that not enough is done to inspire good design in people who do not come from a design background. And I agree with him. … Continue reading
Posted in books, design, inspiration
Tagged andy rutledge, books, design, reading, robin williams, typography
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Why Not Tag Along Too?
I’ve been quiet on the blogging front lately, just rather busy to keep up! Today I was sent an invitation to the d.Construct2006 Backnetwork, which is a great site for attendees of the upcoming d.Construct event in Brighton on 8th … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, dConstruct, microformats
Tagged dconstruct 2006, microformats, XFN
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.Net Magazine Makeover
Have you read .Net magazine recently? I’ve never been an avid reader, but I was browsing Andy Budd‘s website the other day, and a blog post about .Net mag caught my eye, which made me go and search it out … Continue reading
Posted in css, inspiration
Tagged .net magazine, andy budd, delicious, joshua schachter, reading
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Geeks Galore
Three events coming up in the near future, which readers might find interesting. I’ll probably be at a couple of them. London Geek Picnic When: Saturday, 26th August @ 15:00 – 22:00ish Where: Hyde Park, London More details from: London … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, geek dinners, social
Tagged BW2London, geeks, london geek dinner, tech winter
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A Little Light Reading
If you’re thinking of dipping your toes into the standards compliance/css development pond (come on in, the water’s fine!), and you aren’t able to afford some of the swanky courses available out there, a good alternative is to read some … Continue reading
Posted in books
Tagged andy budd, books, css, dave shea, dom scripting, Dreamweaver8, jeremy keith, mollymolly holtzschlag, rachel andrew, reading, standards, zak ruvalcaba
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