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Create Transparent PNGs in IE6 Using AlphaImageLoader & No Hacks
October 31, 2007 | Tags for this entry: alphaImageLoader, CSS, ie6, transparency, transparent pngAs promised, this article describes how to use transparent PNGs in your CSS design in a very clean way. This method simply uses the default cascade and inheritance instead of the CSS hack for transparency described in my previous article on the subject. As in [...]
StumbleUpon Has Severe Usability Flaws
October 5, 2007 | Tags for this entry: UsabilitySo, after hearing so much about it for more than a year now, I finally signed up for a StumbleUpon account. I haven't really explored all that it has to offer, but I'm sure it'll be as exciting as everyone says it is. Looking forward to [...]
Tab Through All Fields On Mac OS X
October 4, 2007 | Tags for this entry: Accessibility, mac, os x, UsabilityThere is a very small feature of Windows that I got accustomed to while I was stranded on a Dell back during 2003-2004. On a PC, you can tab through all fields in the interface and click with the space bar. A feature like that comes in handy [...]
Webmaster Jam Session 2007 or Adam’s Mark Leaves a Scar
September 21, 2007 | Tags for this entry: web eventsWell, I just got back from the first day of the 2007 Webmaster Jam Session. All of the presentations that I sat in on were great! As always, crowd fave, Jared Spool did an incredible job in the morning with the Keynote on UX, The [...]
