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Stephanie Leary

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GRR.

December 15, 2004 Stephanie Leary

Google's Public Service Search puts out really, REALLY crappy code. I know, I know, it's free. But… font tags… center tags… a table whose width I can't control…. sigh. … [Read more...] about GRR.

Web Design

Notes from a cranky webmaster

November 22, 2004 Stephanie Leary

When your cranky webmaster receives a bad scan of 3 pages for the website, one of them handwritten, sent in an image format so that even the typed text can't be copied, she gets EVEN CRANKIER. … [Read more...] about Notes from a cranky webmaster

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Invitation to take a swing at me

September 30, 2004 Stephanie Leary

… or rather, at these two layouts I'm working on for the day job. If you see anything really funky, leave me a comment with your browser and OS, please? … [Read more...] about Invitation to take a swing at me

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Reminder

August 23, 2004 Stephanie Leary

I'm doing my CSS thing tomorrow at 11:45 am at MicroAge. Come on by. Update: Notes from the presentation. … [Read more...] about Reminder

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Accessibility precedent?

August 19, 2004 Stephanie Leary

It's a settlement and not a judge's decision, but two commercial sites must meet accessibility requirements thanks to New York's Attorney General. Shiny. … [Read more...] about Accessibility precedent?

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Web Design Curriculum

August 11, 2004 Stephanie Leary

People often ask me to recommend web books. I always have to get more specific: You want beginner, intermediate, or advanced? What are you trying to achieve? Some people will say that they want to learn HTML, when the truth is that they'd be just as happy letting software write … [Read more...] about Web Design Curriculum

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Speaking Engagements

August 4, 2004 Stephanie Leary

If you're local and web-inclined, you can watch me demonstrate how to convert an old-school page layout to CSS at the Brazos Valley Macromedia Users Group meeting on August 24th. Also, Sarah and I will be talking to the West Houston RWA chapter about web design for authors on … [Read more...] about Speaking Engagements

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Eight Things

July 26, 2004 Stephanie Leary

Cameron Moll's Eight things I wish I'd known when I started is great advice. But the sooner you and I learn to communicate with our designs using only what's necessary and relevant, rather than decorate for the mere purpose of decorating, the sooner we'll find our designs … [Read more...] about Eight Things

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Textpattern

July 20, 2004 Stephanie Leary

I've used some of my immobile time to switch the site over to Textpattern and TextDrive. I'm still shaking out a few bugs (like the topic archives) but otherwise what you see here should be almost identical to the old MT setup. Sometimes it took a plugin (like this one) but … [Read more...] about Textpattern

Blogging

Hi.

July 16, 2004 Stephanie Leary

Welcome to my world. I'm a web designer during the day and a writer in the evenings (and sometimes at lunch). I just got married (to this guy) and bought a house. These are the continuing adventures of… oh, you get the idea. I host a regular chat on web design for … [Read more...] about Hi.

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I’m a front end developer at Equinox OLI, working on open source library software. I was previously a freelance WordPress developer in higher education. You can get in touch here or on LinkedIn.

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