http://ajaxian.com/archives/css-minification-part-72-alphabetizing Don’t let the title fool you, as far as I can tell, there are no 71 other parts… :-) Happy minifying, Atg Top⇪
Author Archives: Aaron T. Grogg
Today’s Readings
For anyone that uses Flickr, Noticings seems like it might be kind of cool… UXers, take note! Top 10 UX Myths… Anyone interested in a little light CSS reading? Well, SitePoint has quite the deal for you: The CSS Anthology: … Continue reading
Getting Ready for HTML5!
Although the first sentence of the article begins with “With support in Chrome, Firefox 3.5, Opera, and Safari”, you can actually start using this with every major browser, including all the IEs, with a little help from JavaScript. This is … Continue reading
Improve your CSS Minification by Alphabetizing
I personally like my CSS declarations grouped together by location within the site (all the CSS for my Home grouped together, all the CSS for my Contact page grouped together, etc.), but this article about alphabetizing your CSS from Ajaxian … Continue reading
Today’s Readings
Is everyone ready for yet another browser? Well, at least this one is backed by Marc Andreessen, so, who knows, it might just be good! The latest from Mr. Resig (jQuery author), pretty cool graphically, but really only useful (I … Continue reading
Very Cool, Inspiring, Innovative Designs
http://www.inspiredm.com/2009/08/21/webdesign-trend-hunting-27-bright-websites-using-popping-colors/ http://abduzeedo.com/sites-week-65 http://designreviver.com/inspiration/25-creative-website-footers/ http://siteinspire.net/showcase/category/style/colourful (check-out all the categories in the right column!) Happy designing, Atg Top⇪
Firefox: Making IE Look Worser and Worser with Each Incremental Release…
CSS enhancements, speed improvements, and more… http://ajaxian.com/archives/css-improvements-speed-and-more-with-firefox-36-alpha Oh IE… Happy browsing, Atg Top⇪
For a truly semantic web…
Want truly semantic HTML? Maybe we should drop the strict tag names… If HTML wanted to be truly semantic, to offer the most flexible and descriptive structure it can, it would ease back a little and absorb a bit more … Continue reading
Building a better favicon?
A while back I wrote about adding favicons to websites. They’re simple, they’re cute, and they seem to really impress clients. So why not? At the time I recommended a freeware, Adsen FavIcon, for the job. Since that time, a … Continue reading
When Launching a New Website, Be Sure to Visit Google Webmaster Central
So, you been around the block several times with your client, you’ve confirmed all designs and layouts, you’ve double-checked all the functionality of your newest creation, and now you finally have the okay from the client to launch the site, … Continue reading