Tag: webstandards
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“Google Bets Big on HTML 5”
Striving to avoid the mistake Microsoft made when it bet on binary applications over the web, Google is counting on HTML 5 adoption to expand the capability of web applications.
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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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What are web standards?
A fun new clip from the BigThink marathon Zeldman interview.
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More Zeldman Fun From BigThink
Tune in to the Zeldman interview channel at BigThink.
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“Jeffrey Zeldman on Open Source Design”
I discuss “open source design” in an excerpt from a long interview at Big Think.
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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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Web Standards Test: Top 100 Sites
How many of the top 100 sites validate?
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Jeffrey Zeldman’s Web Standards Advisor
Newly launched Dreamweaver Extension validates HTML, CSS, and microformats and checks for subtleties of standards compliance in nine different areas—everything from structural use of headings to proper ID, class and <div> tag use.
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ALA 275: Duty Now For The Future
What better way to begin 2009 than by looking at the future of web design? In Issue No. 275 of A List Apart, for people who make websites, we study the promise and problems of…
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Extreme Markover
…pits the talent and expertise of standards-based web designers against the challenges faced by underfunded nonprofits.
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Blue Beanie Day is here
Today is of course Blue Beanie Day. Thank you for supporting web standards.
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Blue Beanie Day II
Announcing the second annual second annual Blue Beanie Day! Please join us on Friday, November 28, 2008 to show your support for web standards and accessibility.
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Real type on the web?
A proposal for a fonts working group is under discussion at the W3C.
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ALA 268: rethinking standards
Fine-tuning the mechanics of progressive enhancement, and rethinking the assumptions of standards-based design.
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A List Apart is changing
A List Apart, for people who make websites, is slowly changing course.