Highlights of Week 07/2010
February 19th, 2010
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- The Skinny on CSS Attribute Selectors (by Chris Coyier) – CSS attribute selectors are really useful and I’ve been using them for ages; here a nice summary by Chris.
- Common Misconceptions about Web Designers (by Shannon Noack) – working odd hours? When was the last time I’ve seen day-light?
- CSS files downloaded twice in Internet Explorer with protocol relative URLs (by Robert Nyman) – and Robert gives three nice (and trivial) examples on how to avoid it.
- Create a Clean and Professional Web Design in Photoshop (by Waheed Akhtar) – Step-by-step guide for Photoshop geeks. Really basic but a nice start.
- Is Web accessibility a human right? (by Vlad Alexander) – excellent article; and Ian Pouncey’s response: Accessibility is a human right.
- How to Make Your Small Business Geolocation-Ready (by Leah Betancourt) – jump on the train of geographically optimized interaction!
- The Browser Choice Screen for Europe: What to Expect, When to Expect It (by Dave Heiner) – Microsoft finally bowed to pressure by the EU (better late than never).
- 25 Beautiful Examples of “Coming Soon” Pages (by Tyler Denis) – get inspired; and Walter offers similar A Collection of “Coming Soon” Web Pages
Categories: This Week's Highlights Accessibility, attribute, browser choice screen, Chris Coyier, coming soon, css, Dave Heiner, geolocation, Ian Pouncey, IE, Leah Betancourt, microsoft, misconceptions, photoshop, relative url, robert nyman, selector, Shannon Noack, Tyler Denis, Vlad Alexander, Waheed Akhtar
