The CSS3 Online Conference
In other conference news, this time of the online kind, I will be broadcasting from my orbiting space-station for The CSS3 Online Conference, organised by Carsonified on March 22nd.
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Microformats add meaning to widely-published types of information including contacts, events reviews and syndicated content. Andy Clarke takes a design-based approach as he shows you how to implement these simple, structured formats. More »
Learn how to design for the web by using meaningful markup and CSS and working in a web browser. You will learn fundamentals of CSS layout, colour and type and see how you can work faster and achieve better results. More »
You will learn how to design accessible content and to write accessible markup and CSS. You will also learn key business benefits of creating accessible sites including more value for money spent on design and better search engine placement. More »
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In other conference news, this time of the online kind, I will be broadcasting from my orbiting space-station for The CSS3 Online Conference, organised by Carsonified on March 22nd.
The conference that got it all started for me as a speaker comes back to London on June 10th and 11th for a sixth year, this time with a new face — Web Directions @media.
A month ago I tweeted about my own frustrations with learning jQuery. If you’re a designer or developer and you feel the same way, I’m over the moon to announce a new For A Beautiful Web workshop: jQuery for Designers with Remy Sharp.
After traveling from the USA for An Event Apart to Australia and Japan for Web Directions in 2009, I had expected 2010 to be quieter. I was wrong. 2010 is going to be busier and more hardboiled than ever.
Font-stacks created after considering the font-share percentage on both Mac and Windows platforms and then checked in browser for x-height and other issues (like: readability).
Some people would have you believe that you aren’t reading this because it’s not ‘above the fold’.
— Sending this to my client from hell.
This is why CSS was invented. Read the tutorial.
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