I have asked myself, time and again, howcome so many people nowadays burn out? The attitude that meet those afflicted ranges from understanding to contempt, both which are painful.
The answer is probably not simple, but as far as I see there are two things combined that lie at the core of the problem: ...
A very interesting demonstration of common problems with (http://www.drc.gov.uk/newsroom/website1.asp "Disability Rights Commision - demonstration of inaccessible websites.")
I remember when Internet Explorer 6 came a couple of years ago.
It felt like a revelation! Even more so in that you knew it would, in reality, become standard.
Now a few years later, with MS announcing it will be the last standalone version, I just feel frustration.
Make no mistake, it ...
MS seem to think that acronyms and abbreviations are the same thing - so they fail to support abbreviations.
Well here's news for ya, they're not the same.
Choices, choices having to make faulty markup, skipping the whole thang or insert a workaround...
The choice is made, JS!!! This certainly ain't ideal, but ...
I like Opera 7 a lot, generally it's next to none as CSS-support go. But I do not like when my divs refuse to align because one of them lacks a bottom border.
Sh*te to have to make a workaround, that while not exactly proprietary still shouldn't be neccessary.
Found another small bug in Mozilla. Well... not really mozilla but the flash-plugin, which still seem to have some small problems with transparent movies.
On the whole though, this browser is awesome - and bodes well for the future.
Tried the release candidate for (http://www.mozilla.org/).
It makes IE 6 look positively sluggish.
Now if they could only fix the create range stuff, so that you can build a rich text editor with the standards as simply as you can in IE...
The next application from Redmond? naaaaaa..
But I found a listing of MS people with weblogs, fun to take a peek inside their heads. Take a look (http://erablog.net/Blogs/MicrosoftBlogs/).
I've followed (http://www.alistapart.com) for ages.
Now Zeldman, the creator, have published his book on designing websites on the standards: Designing With Web Standards (Indianapolis: New Riders, 2003).
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Do webmasters dream of CMS sheep?
The last weeks I've been trying out a number of CMS:s.
Mostly I've targeted the Open Source stuff, as some of those have commercial grade qualities, but at a better price - nil that is :D
Nevertheless it has been a study in frustration. Some have the framework needed to build sites the way you want ...
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