I thought I was doing a good thing. I appeased the mighty Google god; I listened to Matt Cutts; I made W3C-compliant pages. But Google hates me for listening just as much as they would hate me if I disobeyed all the rules. Either way, what it amounts to is that I can’t try to [...]
For as long as I can remember I was told to design for 800×600 resolution monitors. As time went on it generally seemed to move up to 1024×768. Now two things have come a long that could make change back to good old 800×600: Netbooks and Smartphones. Smartphones have come along way, now with phones [...]
Chances are that if you’ve taken a few courses are been employed to design a website for a decent size organization that you’ve heard about the World Wide Web Consortium. The W3C is ” an international consortium where Member organizations, a full-time staff, and the public work together to develop Web standards.” The W3C provides [...]
This is actually a copy from a past blog I did a few years ago, but it is still good info for the novice web designer. While not a web standard in the sense of a W3C standard, CSS is becoming, if not already, a layout standard. For good reasons too. The “old” method of [...]
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