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Accessible Links With CSS - More than just :hover

Thursday, October 4th, 2007 by dbutler

Designers and coders alike commonly overlook the importance of anchor tags and their styling on a web page. Aside from accessibility for a moment, developers often miss the visual usability of some links on a page. From main navigation to external references, links cover a wide range of behaviors and can be styled to visually [...]

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Upgrading the Plumbing

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007 by Thomas

Infrastructure both online and offline becomes outdated or outmoded, and the core protocol of Web transmission - HTTP - is no exception. For years, Web developers have been both successful and stymied by this simple, stateless protocol. For example, consider the issue of authentication under HTTP. Basic Authentication should be familiar to [...]

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In’s and Out’s of Comping Text for Web Browsers

Wednesday, July 11th, 2007 by David

Text can be a tricky thing to design for the web; there are many limitations and misunderstandings about the presentation of it. It’s important to understand these limitations and manage the visual expectations fairly and accurately.

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We’re going to use XML!

Tuesday, July 3rd, 2007 by The Tech Department

Every time we hear the exclamation “we’re going to use XML” a small shiver runs through our collective technical spines. What exactly did the speaker mean by this statement? Did they mean they planned on using a well known XML-based vocabulary or language to store their data? Or maybe they meant they were [...]

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