It Must LOOK the Same!

Eric Meyer encapsulates my feelings on standards based web design. It is a overly stated fact that designing non-compliant web sites drives me insane. I find designing standards based sites much easier to handle and much more logical to deal with (and thus highly appealing for my overwrought analytical side). Standards also equal a certain…

SVG

I was reading an article over at ZDNet (When standards don’t apply)… well, skimming it, really… when I saw them make mention of SVG as an alternative to Flash. I chuckled. As it is well known, I am a standards evangelist, and well, SVG is most certainly the standards-based alternative to Macromedia’s proprietary Flash. I…

Talk in Print

I’ve spent the past hour or two (yes, it is almost 4am… I have some sort of sleep disorder) tinkering with print-specific Cascading Style Sheets for talktalk. What is that, you’re asking. Well, if you take a look at the source of this site (well, the talktalk section at least), you’ll notice that there is…

Pop Up

I was making my rounds on the ol’ Interweb, I stumbled across a nice site (Tim Berners-Lee would be proud at my method of finding stuff by simply following link after link after link, et al.), which happened to be written in XHTML 1.1. My site is written in XHTML 1.0 Strict, and one of…

Sexually transmitted… uh, Web Standards?

I’ll be brief, as today may prove to be insanely busy. I ran across an awesome article by John Allsopp’s girlfriend, in which she, self-described as a former member of the “Clueless Majority,” describes her “conversion” to an appreciation of web standards. It makes you feel all warm and fuzzy.