We have MSDN at work, so I was quite excited to see that Microsoft had released Beta 1 of IE7 to MSDN subscribers. In the time it took to download, take it home and find an opportunity to install it, … Continue reading
July 31, 2005
by Kay
Month: July 2005
July 27, 2005
by Kay
Defensive Design
End of financial year around here means lots of boxes arriving from Amazon, spending up on those juicy tax-deductible books. One of my purchases was 37 Signals’ Defensive Design for the web. Thumbing through a copy at a colleagues’ office … Continue reading
July 26, 2005
by Kay
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HTML Tidy Firefox extension
In my list of essential web development extensions for Firefox, a really handy one got missed out: HTML Validator based on Tidy. I forgot about it because it sits, quietly, in the bottom right of the browser status bar. For … Continue reading
July 23, 2005
by Kay
Web Developer Toolbar Trickiness
Last week, one of my workmates complained that ever since upgrading to Firefox 1.0.6, his web developer toolbar didn’t work anymore. I had a similar problem once before, and it drove me nuts for ages, until the light bulb came … Continue reading
July 23, 2005
by Kay
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Welcome
This post originally appeared on the now-defunct ‘Zombiecoder Kay’ blog. Welcome to my newest experiment, a WordPress-powered blog about web development best practises. Over at my original blog, I have been posting about a number of different topics, which tends … Continue reading
July 9, 2005
by Kay
WA Web Awards – entries now open!
Calling all Perth web designers and web developers – here’s your chance to show the world just how much talent lurks in this corner of the world. The WA Web Awards entries are now open, brought to you by everyone’s … Continue reading
July 9, 2005
by Kay
I am an extremist CSS fanatic
I am an extremist CSS fanatic. And proud of it!
July 3, 2005
by Kay
Google Shall Inherit The Earth
Obsession of the week: Google Earth. Man that’s cool. Dave’s been busily finding and bookmarking all the places we’ve lived (there’s lots). Places we’ve visited. Then there’s the places we want to visit. It’s awesome. Raises a few questions about … Continue reading