You may have noticed a clickable graphic at the end of my recent post, that ask you to review the post, its a new feature of PayPerPost. Now I am not a blogger who gets paid to post, but I thought it would be interesting to see if anyone would take the time to [...]
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I am a firm believer in accessiblity when it comes to websites. One great accessility feature that I think all websites should look at implementing are access keys.
I found a great tutorial on access keys, here is a short blurb:
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What is an access key?
An access key is a HTML attribute that allows users to [...]
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During my design blocks, I found myself just staring at my screen for 10 minutes or more, then I would visit one of the many websites I visit everyday, looking at the same stuff. I then came across “StumbleUpon“, a toolbar you install on your browser.
When your bored, click “Stumble”, and up pops [...]
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I rarely visit MySpace pages, not because I think there is nothing there of interest, but because I have yet to see any eye appealing layouts.
If the layouts weren’t bad enough, I am subjected to the authors genre of music on 99% of the pages that will usually cut off whatever I am listening to. [...]
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A new service was launched today by the “National Center for Missing & Exploited Children” called NetSmartz 411.
Its a website for parents to visit to get information about various aspects of the internet. For example: what is Xanga, Runescape, what acronyms mean (lol, btw) and a lot more. You can ask an expert [...]
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