Web Development (10)
Why “Conditional Comments” Are Bad, Repeat: Bad
“Conditional Comments” are inadvisable to use. They contradict the goal of separating structure from presentation, and because of that they will hurt you one day.
#8 · · html, css, maintainability
QA: On Errors, and Why Paying for Errors Pays Off
A pseudo-scientific approach to improve websites and services, and that is applicable almost anywhere.
Internet Explorer Filter or Hack Using Character Escapes
Searching for a valid and “safe” way to circumnavigate an ugly layout problem in Internet Explorer I discovered the following filter that does not work in [IE ≤6].
#6 · · css
Evangelists, Focus on Standard Ad Code
On the quality of online ad code, and what we could do.
#5 · · quality
“nofollow” Still Considered Harmful
Well, nofollow is crap.
#4 · · html
Eye Conditions and Accessible Web Design
Accessibility is not only about blindness (and not only about eyesight).
#3 · · accessibility
Elements, Tags, and Attributes
“Tag” is a frequently used term in web development when it comes to HTML/XHTML elements. Unfortunately, it’s not only used incorrectly by outsiders and beginners.
#2 · · html
Jens Meiert Declares His Love to CSS…
#1 · · interviews, css