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The first working draft of HTML 5 is here!
By Anne van Kesteren · Wednesday, January 23, 2008 5
The first working draft of HTML 5 is here! In this article, Anne van Kesteren takes a look at the release and what it means for the future of the Web, and provides links to some of the best in-depth resources available. Read more…
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The Opera plug-in interface
By Opera Software · Friday, January 18, 2008 4
This article documents how to extend the Opera browser through the new NPAPI plug-in interface, a cross browser plug-in scripting solution developed between a number of browser vendors. Read more…
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Creating Accessible Data Tables
By Frank M. Palinkas · Friday, January 18, 2008 4
It is important that you code your HTML data tables with assistive technologies in mind, so they can be read correctly by people with disabilities such as visual impairments. In this article, Frank Palinkas shows you how. Read more…
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Building Accessible Static Navigation with CSS
By Frank M. Palinkas · Wednesday, January 9, 2008 35
When building a navigation menu for a web site, steps should be taken to ensure that it is accessible, and degrades gracefully in older browsers with lesser CSS support. In this article, Frank Palinkas explores one such implementation. Read more…
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Progressive Enhancement with CSS 3: A better experience for modern browsers
By Peter Gasston · Wednesday, January 9, 2008 1
In this article, Peter Gasston of css3.info blazes through some neat ways of progressively enhancing your designs using CSS3 properties. Read more…
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The seven rules of unobtrusive JavaScript
By Christian Heilmann · Wednesday, December 19, 2007 6
Reproduced with permission from Christian's wait-till-i.com developer resource/blog site, this article provides a very useful set of tips for any experienced JavaScript developer wanting to improve their unobtrusive JavaScript skills. Now read on...! Read more…
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Microformat Encoding and Visualization
By Brian Suda · Wednesday, December 19, 2007 8
Adding Microformats to your markup is great for adding semantic value, and then performing tasks like pulling out hCards and adding them to address books, but is that all there is to them? Certainly not! In this article, Brian Suda shares some ideas for doing so much more with them. Read more…
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Styling Forms with Attribute Selectors - Part 2: adding in some CSS3
By Christopher Schmitt · Wednesday, December 12, 2007 1
In the first part of this article, Christopher Schmitt talked about effective form styling using attribute selectors; now in part 2 he continues his exploration using CSS3 selectors to style enabled, disabled or checked form controls. Read more…