Design
- An Ethan Apart
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One has been asked to speak at An Event Apart, Boston. One has not yet stopped doing victory laps around one’s apartment.
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- 15th day of November 2006.
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- Jam
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One is back from Dallas, where one spoke at a kickass web conference. One hopes that the conference survived the experience.
- Surviving color management in Photoshop CS2
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Well, not so much “surviving” as “bending it to my will.” Eh.
- Stark
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In which everything is illuminated. Or rather, not.
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- 03rd day of April 2006.
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- SXSW presentation online
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Who loves slides? I know you do.
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- 14th day of March 2006.
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- Three cheers for the patent office
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The Patent Office grants patent on AJAX to a little California-based company. I love innovation.
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- 23rd day of February 2006.
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- Splash screen no more
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Six months after starting my freelance work, I finally get around to redesigning my portfolio site. A savvy self-marketer, I am not.
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- 14th day of February 2006.
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- Not-so-clear Bits
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A double take.
- Digital Web: An interview with Dan Cederholm
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I just conducted an interview with Dan Cederholm for Digital Web Magazine, to tout his most recent book. Also, cake.
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- 06th day of September 2005.
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- Reminder: Get NEWD tonight
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Come one, come all. Boston-area web geeks, young and old. Or something.
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- 04th day of August 2005.
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- Time to get NEWD: August 4th
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Pants optional,
DOCTYPEs mandatory. (And yes, it’s far too early for me to be funny.)
- Coming Soon: Bulletproof Web Design
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Dan Cederholm wrote a new book. I was the tech editor. That niggling little detail notwithstanding, it remains a very fine book.
- Professional CSS: now with 100% more cover
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As well as 100% more lumberjack.
- Boston-area Web Geeks’ Meetup
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28 April, 7.30pm. Don’t forget to wear pants. Please.
- Speaking at MIT
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Not looking forward to another teary-eyed evening watching Hee-Haw reruns over a package of Ho-Hos? Well, not that it’s an improvement, but I’m speaking at MIT tonight.
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- 06th day of April 2005.
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- Coming soon: Professional CSS
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I can finally blog about the upcoming book. One hell of an experience that I’m glad to finally announce.
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- 13th day of March 2005.
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- New winter colors
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A holiday wallpaper, just in time for next year’s holiday season. A first (and likely last) of its kind here on sidesh0w.com.
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- 24th day of December 2004.
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- IE5/Mac mattered
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Macintosh IE5 users, it’s time. It’s been fun. Really.
- Web Design World presentation online
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I am the emperor of tardy. But hey, it’s finally posted.
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- 10th day of December 2004.
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- Adobe-Wan Kenobi
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Who loves ya, baby?
- Boston geeks’ get-together, redux
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If you’re in Boston this Thursday night at 7PM, meet up with Dan and I at the Cassava Lounge.
- Is Mozilla putting the best site forward?
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Mozilla’s new Update site seems a problematic replacement for its predecessor.
- Boba in Boston
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What follows is deeply rooted in my tradition of posting hours, if not days, after I’d initially intended to do so.
- Reminder: Beantown geek-out
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We meet tonight. 7.00PM at Cassava Lounge, 1076 Boylston Street in Boston.
- Beantown geeks
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Calling all Boston-area CSS junkies, web designers, and otherwise geek-esque individuals.
- Several mornings after
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My markup brings all the boys to the yard. Or something.
- Slouching toward redesign
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Coming soon.
- Sexily styling horizontal rules
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A CSS debug session with Monsieur Orchard. Now with new Gecko bugs!
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- 17th day of March 2004.
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- The spirit of sharing
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“That’s the way I believe the world should work. Pity that it doesn’t.”
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- 04th day of February 2004.
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- Digging Designologue
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Pretty!
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- 30th day of January 2004.
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- Further roasting the chestnut
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With sincerest apologies to the esteemed Jeremy Keith, but I needed a post title.
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- 15th day of December 2003.
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- Thoughts on redesigning one’s website
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Brought to you by the little bulleted list-making gnomes in my head.
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- 01st day of December 2003.
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- Better living through standards
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I still rather fancy myself a golden, fiery god. Or not.
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- 19th day of November 2003.
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- The family that pixellates together…
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16-by-16 siblings are the best kind of siblings.
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- 13th day of November 2003.
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- The inimitable Zeldman
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It’s not a proper week if you don’t quote The Zeldman at least once.
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- 16th day of October 2003.
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- Recent Mozilla CSS bug
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Recent Mozilla builds are choking on some of the new background-image replacement techniques. If you’re like me and can’t hack Mozilla to save your life, vote for bug #220266.
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- 27th day of September 2003.
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- Mo’ mezzo, less blue.
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Mad ups to Dave Shea for going all-CSS, all-structural XHTML over at Mezzoblue.com. Not-so-mad ups to me for saying "mad ups".
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- 04th day of August 2003.
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- Harvard.edu, redux.
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I’ve published a proof-of-concept version of the Harvard University homepage, using nothing but standards-compliant XHTML and CSS. Mo’ betta, mo’ standards.
- Speak, and receive thy answer.
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The Web Standards Project speaks out about the recent Internet Explorer headlines.
- Such an impulse buyer
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I’m such a bad man…
- Putting the "U" in "usability"
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Function follows form. Take that, Sullivan.
- Coffee + Coder = Fun
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Fixed background images are good. Video games are bad. Bitmap font graphics are bad. Sleeping on the keyboard is bad. Suddenly, one feels the need to crawl back into bed.
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- 10th day of October 2002.
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