Posts Tagged ‘IE8’

- 2 Oct 2008
- Tagged with Google Chrome, IE8, URLs, usability
Proper URLs under fire1

It’s sad to see that in 2008, too much web designers and developers still haven’t figured out the importance of cruft-free URLs. A feature in Google Chrome and Internet Explorer 8 will only make matters worse, I’m afraid.
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- 14 Sep 2008
- Tagged with CSS, fronteers, fronteers2008, HTML, IE8, W3C, web design
Fronteers 2008: what’s next for HTML, CSS and IE?4

Extended notes from the excellent Fronteers 2008 conference in Amsterdam. With lots of tasty news about the future of front-end development from industry insiders.
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A web design app

A subject I’ve been thinking a lot about, and on which Jason Santa Maria published a really good piece yesterday, is a proper web design app. A desktop application specifically made for web designers to mock up their screen designs, before they dive into the code.

WebKit Inspector wish list

Once again, the WebKit team (and community) pushed a nice slew of updates to their Web Inspector. Web developers more and more seem to be making the switch from Firebug. If you’re a web designer however, Firebug is still the way to go. I’d love to switch to Safari full time though, so here’s what I’d like to see in the WebKit Inspector.

CSS World Clocks

Back when the WebKit team implemented CSS animations in their engine, I started tinkering on a CSS powered clock. Nothing spectacular, just a nice gimmick. But I wanted to do a little more with my bare bones clock. So what better way to spend the Easter Sunday afternoon making world clocks with nothing but HTML and CSS?

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Posts Tagged ‘IE8’

Proper URLs under fire1

Fronteers 2008: what’s next for HTML, CSS and IE?4

Latest …

A web design app

WebKit Inspector wish list

CSS World Clocks

More in the archive …