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Since 1998, I've built websites of all scope and size for Category 4 where I currently serve as Art Director.
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Monday morning we weren’t so discombobulated we didn’t get right out of bed and plunge right into the heart of the tourist district. First the Eiffel Tower (an American at the very top spoke into his cellphone to whoever: “I can’t believe it’s September 11th and I’m at the top of the Eiffel Tower!”), then [...]
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Saturday afternoon, Wistar and I drove to Dulles without incident, but once we’d schlepped onto the transit bus and huffed into the terminal, we were told at the ticket counter: “Glad you arrived so early, I should have a better chance of squeezing you in”. Nice of them to consider squeezing us in despite our [...]
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For anyone interested, I’ve taken Dustin Diaz’s handy Sweet Titles script, condensed all the relevant code into one document and tweaked it so that only anchor tags with the “title” attribute will display a rollover while the others display as normal. Feel free to grab it here.
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Chris from AllThatsCool reviews 30boxes.com via video tutorial on YouTube. Calendaring is pretty well tread-upon as a web service at this point, but the options and interface applied to 30boxes manage to get everything right.
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Mousing over the links here, there’s a nice bit of Javascript allowing developers to elaborate a little on the links, or provide ‘tips’. This example is known as ‘Bubble Tips’.
Dustin Diaz, creator of the excellent ‘Sweet Titles’ is not crazy about the source code or the way the titles follow your cursor. I’d acknowledge Diaz’s [...]
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Four jobs I’ve had in my life
Messenger for blood & urine samples at local hospital
Phone salesman for replaceable laser printer parts
Ghost writer for WWII vet biography project
Meat cutter and floor cleanup at African restaurant
Four movies I can watch over and over
Highball
Breaking the Waves
Urgh! A Music War
The Longest Day
Four places I have lived
Kilmarnock, Va
Atlanta, Ga
Portland, Or
Okinawa, [...]
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The folks at 456 Berea Street have created a nice resource for CSS3 specs. Browser support is slightly better than I thought, but still not great.
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Via ClearLeft: “d.Construct 2005 was the UK’s first grassroots Web 2.0 conference. It was an affordable, one-day event aimed at those building the latest generation of web-based applications. The event discussed how new technology is transforming the web from a document delivery system to an application platform.” {More}
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Jeff Veen hit on some interesting points regarding user experience with RSS feeds:
“A while back on this blog, I asked for help in designing the most usable way to present links to a feed. That is, considering the vast majority aren’t even aware of what RSS is, why are we peppering our pages with [...]
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