Hi Grant!
This was a brilliant Google logo...as usual.
However, the technologies, though awesomely implemented, are not that new.
It's plain HTML for the structure, CSS for the display and effects and
Javascript for the interaction.
Oh, and the four animations that only show on the magnifying
Hi Mark,
In a normal state I would probably second your thoughts, but Marvin is NO
spammer.
Hes a blind coder, so its very probably that he didnt notice he was
writing in Caps.
Hes also been working on the Star Trek project for quite a while and
besides, hes quite active on this
I've been always under the impression that sighted users surfing with a
keyboard, have it easier to realize if there's a Skip Navigation link (since
nothing gets on focus) and it's easier for them to navigate with tab key, so
it's not such a burden.
I mean, suffering the navigation on a screen
I wanted to point out that Zencart is NOT a table based HTML. Yes, theres a
lot of old templates that use tables, but theres lot of templates that are
fully css driven, and obviously if you create your own (as I did) youre not
restricted at all.
The learning curve (to have it beautiful and
Hi there!
I have experience building sites for blind people, but have absolutely no
idea how a blind person builds a website.
As for your website, the first thing I'd do is reduce the image of the mango
because that's 3264 x 2448 pixels worth of mango and it's way too much.
Secondly I'd try to
Hi Rich,
You can always get rid of the list-style-type and add the disc as an image
in whichever color you want.
I think that on CSS2.1 the disc (or letters or numbers for that matter) will
always be the same color of the list element or as you say, having to add a
span, which is ugly.
Hi guys!
It's been quite a long time since I last contributed to this list but I've
been busy making my own website.
It's built on Expression Engine (my first one with this CMS) and I'd really
would like to know what you guys think.
http://www.raulferrer.com
Things to keep in mind: the
Hi guys! Thanks for your comments!
@Sarah: Thanks :) That's really nice to hear, and yes, I wanted to put more
thinking on the text so that it would look a bit friendly yet not too geeky
:P
@Chris: Thanks, it's great to get some criticism. However, it's the first
time I get a reply on problems