We’ve entered a new period of transition on the web, just after things seemed to be getting comfortable. I mean things were nice. We reached a least-common-denominator screen size of 1024px. (Good riddance 800 x 600!) All the modern browsers …

“Breaking Out the Edges of the Browser” by Remy Sharp reveals the future: HTML5 has features that enable web developers to write applications that work both online and offline. One commenter stated that “When this really starts to grow …

What are the differences between using @import vs. <link> when attaching an external style sheet to your HTML web page? i liked this article “What’s the Difference Between @import and link for CSS?” from About.com. It’s comprehensive and well …

As of 26 February 2008, the WCAG Samurai errata for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 are available. The WCAG Samurai was a group of developers, led by Joe Clark, that publishes corrections for, and extensions to, the Web …

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The best web sites take into account the visitor’s perspective first. For your web site visitor, the three most important factors are:

Content & functionality
Navigation & usability
Design

I want to point out, these were determined by a thorough scientific study consisting of …

Which web browser do you use? Firefox? Internet Explorer (IE)? Which version of IE? Why does it matter?

Well, which browser you use is less important than having the realization that not everyone on the Internet uses the same web browser …