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Entries from David Roessli's Empty Set tagged with 'css'
1 Apr 2009
andyclarke • css • fun
I Can Make You A CSS Zen Master
I Can Make You A CSS Zen Master from Andy Clarke on Vimeo. LOL Ori: For a Beautiful Web Blog...
8 Dec 2008
andyclarke • conference • css • london
Visual Web Design Master Class
Here are a few notes I took during the “Visual Web Design Master Class” by Andy Clarke on December 1st, 2008. I had an inspiring day listening to Andy Clarkeand Brendan Dawes. After a bumpy start, the day turned...
2 Sep 2008
andyclarke • conference • css • design • visual • web
For a beautiful web
Yesterday, Andy Clarke launched For A Beautiful Web!, a site presenting a series of master classes and workshops on creative design and training for the web. The initial master class "Visual Web Design Master Class For A Beautiful Web"...
28 Sep 2007
accessibility • apple • css • xhtml
Apple Store web standards savvy
This might be old news to some, but I was pleasantly surprised this morning to discover that the Apple Store had been redesigned to become a big step closer to web standard compliance and has improved its accessibility. Apple's...
Spaces matter in IE 7's conditional statements
This might not be news for you, but it came as a surprise to me when I recently tested a website under Internet Explorer 7 and discovered that nothing showed up, although it displayed normally under IE 6. The...
12 Mar 2007
css • javascript • php • safari • utf-8
Safari UTF-8 rendering glitch fixed in WebKit nightly build
Safari v2.0.4 (419.3) and previous versions have this annoying habit of not displaying utf-8 encoded characters properly under certain conditions: If you use the css 'content' property to display an utf-8 encoded string, it won't be properly rendered in...
4 Jan 2007
andyclarke • css • design • inspiration • semantic • xhtml
Transcending CSS
This is the kind of book I love to discover. The last time I got so excited by a book on CSS was when I read Jeffrey Zeldman's Design with Web Standards back in 2003. Unfortunately, it doesn't happen...
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