Transcending CSS | The Fine Art of Web Design by Andy Clarke
‘A manifesto to transcend the web of today.’
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- Introduction: Dave Shea
- Foreword: Molly E. Holzschlag
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Available in eight languages.
Available in eight languages.
In other conference news, this time of the online kind, I will be broadcasting from my orbiting space-station for The CSS3 Online Conference, organised by Carsonified on March 22nd.
The conference that got it all started for me as a speaker comes back to London on June 10th and 11th for a sixth year, this time with a new face — Web Directions @media.
A month ago I tweeted about my own frustrations with learning jQuery. If you’re a designer or developer and you feel the same way, I’m over the moon to announce a new For A Beautiful Web workshop: jQuery for Designers with Remy Sharp.
After traveling from the USA for An Event Apart to Australia and Japan for Web Directions in 2009, I had expected 2010 to be quieter. I was wrong. 2010 is going to be busier and more hardboiled than ever.
Just out, issue 132 of Computer Arts Projects, including a section on a Decade Of Web Design featuring interviews with Brendan Dawes, Elliot Jay Stocks and me. If you can’t get out today to pick up a copy, here is my interview.
An archive of blog entries since 2004 on subjects including CSS, web standards, accessibility, design and development.
Font-stacks created after considering the font-share percentage on both Mac and Windows platforms and then checked in browser for x-height and other issues (like: readability).
Some people would have you believe that you aren’t reading this because it’s not ‘above the fold’.
— Sending this to my client from hell.
This is why CSS was invented. Read the tutorial.
Catch Andy Clarke on DVD in three new For A Beautiful Web titles covering topics including “Designing with CSS”, “Designing with Microformats”; and “Designing web accessibility”.
Published by New Riders and available from Peachpit and Amazon.
