Posts Tagged ‘Webdesign’

Web Access Key guidelines for the UK

While reading up on some Web-accessibility matters, I found that there were guidelines on the Cabinet Office site for such things in an effort to keep the UK consistent. Although it is for public sector and service-based sites, it at least helps in making sure that any accessible areas of a site that you create [...]

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Fixed width, yet I’m still on the borders.

The Google sidebar happened to allow me to drop into the following blog: Armed and Dangerous » Blog Archive » Site theme no longer completely sucks. Gripping title, isn’t it? The crux of it is that all designers are morons because it’s sometimes preferable to use fixed width styles. Really? I think there’s a time [...]

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Controversial Issue

I decided to tackle an issue that has been nagging me for some time now. The disappearing scrollbar!

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Viva Espania

One of my new projects at the moment is a Spanish Holiday website. I’ve been looking up domains, and think I might have found one (and damned if I’m publishing it here yet). The site design has been quite fun. Fireworks’ ability to export slices is a feature that I had been meaning to try [...]

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Assault of the dumbfounded

So here I am back at CCJ and everything is normal. There was a log in the technician book asking for a form to add Internet links to the school’s intranet. So I reinstalled Dreamweaver on the development machine (a loose term – it’s an Intel 500mhz with 64MB RAM). Anyway, I sat down and [...]

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