August 20, 2006
by Kay
I was thinking of asking Nick to do a little interview about his upcoming Web Standards Group presentation… …but he’s posted up such a good overview on his own blog that I’ll just point everyone over there: Accessible forms and … Continue reading
August 12, 2006
by Kay
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I went to the Perth launch of the IT Screen Goddess Calendar last night… …and it was lots of fun. The controversy seems to have died down a bit, but hopefully the publicity and money generated will have a positive … Continue reading
August 12, 2006
by Kay
The judges have finished the arduous task of evaluating over 150 web sites, and shortlisted the best of the best. With a moderate amount of fanfare, the finalists were announced on the WAWA web site earlier today. I’m quite chuffed … Continue reading
July 18, 2006
by Kay
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Wow, those Web Directions people just don’t stop! Now they’re doing stuff in Melbourne too… According to the official materials: Take a look at where the web industry really is at in 2006, from both a technology and a business … Continue reading
July 9, 2006
by Kay
There’s a very cool thing going on in some cities in the US that seems to be a lot like Port80 and the Web Standards Group combined. Refreshing Cities says that: Refresh is a community of designers and developers working … Continue reading
June 28, 2006
by Kay
Entries are now open for the WA Web Awards 2006. Exciting, huh? I wish I had something cool to enter, but this year, I’ll be part of the organising team only. Last year we had a cocktail awards presentation evening … Continue reading
June 12, 2006
by Kay
That time has rolled around again! Thursday, June 16, is the June meeting of the Perth Web Standards Group. The event will be held once more at Edith Cowan University, Mt Lawley, in the tavern. Full details are available, as … Continue reading
May 23, 2006
by Kay
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Sadly, we just don’t have the population density in Perth. Or maybe it’s an excess of apathy. Who knows. Russ was apologetic, but due to poor ticket sales they can’t bring the workshop to Perth as planned. The (very) few … Continue reading