Over at A List Apart, the founding fathers of CSS, Bert Bos and Håkon Wium Lie take CSS to the next level. Using a new microformat called boom! and Prince, they’ve formatted their next book using nothing but HTML and CSS.
Tantek Çelik tells the story of CSS hacks past, present and future.
First in a series…. If you feel like it, we have enough in the account for you to get a couple. It is not very often that you ask for anything, but I have looked at these wrist watch es, and I see why you want one. So get it. This is a good online-site [...]
John Allsopp has taken some amazing first-steps to define and catalog patterns for the web. Keep your eyes open for PatternQuiz, modeled after Dan Cederholm’s SimpleQuiz and a brand new WebPattern Wiki should be up at webpatterns.org soon.
Joe D’Andrea, who along with Vincent Murphy and Rebecca Taylor led the Web standards revolution on AT&T’s corporate site looks back on one full year with Web standards. The story at AT&T is in a lot of ways similar to that of McAfee and in other ways, different. Similar in the sense that it was [...]
Mike Davidson (almost) takes the covers off his eagerly awaited new venture. Newsvine promises to be a community driven news site with articles culled from everywhere….from major news outlets to the individual blogger and everything in between. Can’t wait to see how this grows!
Mike Stenhouse articulates very well the kind of CSS management strategy that I have been using intuitively over the past couple of years and will continue to use in the future as the teams I am working with become larger and larger. I have learned along the way that sandboxing CSS rules is a good [...]
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