Web Design

Drew McLellan, Dreamweaver pundit extraordinaire, has written an excellent article on creating CSS layouts using Dreamweaver 2004. The CSS is provided for you to scrutinize at your leisure; the article doesn't slow down to explain the code, but moves through the various processes … [Read more...] about CSS layouts and lists

At first, I liked the idea of the CSS Zen Garden but wasn't really taken with any of the designs there. I adore two of the newest ones, though: Atlantis and Zunflower. … [Read more...] about Zen beauty

It's not often that I find a site so awful I feel the need to point it out in public, but today I ran across one of those exceptions. Authorlink, a site supposedly featuring resources for writers, is so terribly organized that, if they hired me to redo it, I can't even say where … [Read more...] about Authorlink

This has been talked about everywhere, but I know some of my readers don't keep up with tech news, so here you go. As was expected once AOL settled their lawsuit against Microsoft in May, they've laid off the remaining Netscape team and killed the project. However, they've also … [Read more...] about Netscape dead; long live Mozilla

I was skimming over the IMDB home page this morning, and the top two headlines caught my eye: * John Leguizamo Weds Schwarzenegger Pumps Up American Soldiers I didn't see the bullets at first—not the first time that's happened on this page—and I read "John … [Read more...] about The importance of the humble bullet point

… more or less. It's taken me a few hours to get all the small things right, and even now I'm missing some things under the hood (like accesskeys and, oh yeah, validation). I actually find it harder to redesign site-wide in Movable Type, not just because I never know … [Read more...] about Redesign complete…