Category: CSS
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Web fonts now (how we’re doing with that)
Fonts you can legally embed in your website using the CSS standard @font-face method. Why you’d want to. State of the art.
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Floats, clears, and color flashes
Fixed orange background flash on redesign without resorting to “:after” clearing.
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A new answer to the IE6 question?
Andy Clarke proposes a novel approach to the problem of IE6.
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Orange you glad
Working on the footer of the zeldman.com redesign.
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Designing from the content out 2
Today I designed and quickly prototyped a simple masthead.
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AEA Seattle after-report
Relive those AEA Seattle memories (or enjoy the show vicariously) via sketches, photos, and Tweets.
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Seattle-bound
City of Puget Sound, Jimi Hendrix, and the space needle, here I come for An Event Apart Seattle 2009.
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Alternate color scheme
For those who find the orange background objectionable.
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Redesign in progress
The body and bottom of the next zeldman.com design are now finished. Tomorrow I start working on the top.
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ALA 282: Life After Georgia
Can we finally get real type on the web? Zeldman interviews The Font Bureau’s David Berlow. Plus Stephen P. Anderson shows how the value of beauty in design transcends aesthetic pleasure.
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“Taking Your Talent to the Web” is now a free downloadable book
“Taking Your Talent to the Web” is now a free downloadable book from zeldman.com.
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Your Guide to An Event Apart Boston
The complete schedule for An Event Apart Boston is now online for your reading and viewing pleasure.
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Browser compatibility updates
DOM whiz Peter-Paul Koch has been working overtime preparing detailed findings on CSS and DOM compatibility in modern browsers.
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An Event Apart redesigned
There’s a new aneventapart.com in town, featuring a 2009 schedule and a reformulated design. I designed the new site and Eric Meyer coded. (Validation freaks, only validator.nu is up to the task of recognizing the…
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Making Modular Layout Systems
Jason Santa Maria details his approach to building a modular system for laying out pages with CSS—“a handy way to predictably tame content without becoming predictable.”