This is the monthly archive for February 2006.
'Regular folks who have been using the Internet for a number of years are comfortable with the existing page-based model and limited interactivity, as clumsy as it may appear to designers and developers.'
Usability
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How to write an advanced form validation script that's usable in a screen reader. The trick is very simple.
Accessibility, DOM, Screen readers
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A methodology for deciding on browser support.
Accessibility, Browsers, Usability
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In which Tim Bray discusses the advantages of Ajax from a server side perspective.
Data Retrieval
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Yahoo! goes community, too. It has released a user interface library and a design pattern library. Since I'm not terribly interested in JavaScript libraries, I'll spend most of my attention on the second one, which looks very promising and ties in with John Allsopp's ideas along the same line.
JavaScript, Society, Usability
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I'm not likely to use any of them, but this is nonetheless a useful list.
Libraries
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On generating new script tags and downloading new scripts.
Data Retrieval
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Transcript of some questions and answers from a chat session about IE 7's CSS support.
CSS, IE
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A little DOM tutorial for innerHTML junkies. Interesting approach.
DOM
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Memory leaks in Firefox 1.5
JavaScript, Mozilla
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I've often wondered the same.
CSS, Theory
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Eric Meyer's sage advice for checking IE 7 CSS support.
IE
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Andy Clarke's site seems to be the prime victim of IE7's lack of support for CSS hacks.
CSS, IE
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Andy Budd wonders about the IE team's drive to get rid of CSS hacks. 'I think the IE dev team are catering to a group of developers who build their sites with IE, rather than the standards in mind.'
Could be, but we'll have to get rid of the hacks anyway.
CSS, IE
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Not entirely fair. The current beta focuses on CSS issues, and not on JavaScript issues. There are few JavaScript changes.
IE, JavaScript
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As it says. By the IE team.
CSS, IE
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Where CSS-Discuss members are dumping their IE 7 information.
CSS, IE
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Highlights important changes in IE's CSS support.
CSS, IE
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