Jens Meiert – BlogJens Meiert (Google, W3C, O’Reilly) on professional web design, web development, accessibility, and usability. Researching and describing what makes the perfect website since 1999.Thoughts onDisclaimers- October 28, 2008 How awesome that this seems to be most popular in Germany: Disclaimers on both websites and emails. Quite recently I came across the German Wikipedia article on disclaimers which talks about the topic in some detail, and I could not but go for yet another thoughts posthttp://meiert.com/en/blog/20081028/thoughts-on-disclaimers/ An Exercise for Emerging CSS Experts: Avoid IDs andClasses- October 21, 2008 To gain more expertise with CSS, theres a great albeit probably unsurprising tip to share: Try avoiding IDs and classes altogether. Thats right, write your markup without any IDs and classeshttp://meiert.com/en/blog/20081021/exercise-for-emerging-css-experts/ The Most Annoying Yet Almost Most Important Task in Professional WebsiteManagement- October 16, 2008 is link checking. There are tools out there, en masse, however, it is just annoying to run after so-called professionals who neither know about simplest online rules nor how to set up redirects (but dare to waste other peoples time)http://meiert.com/en/blog/20081016/the-most-annoying-task/ meiert.com SurveyResults- October 13, 2008 Its one and a half months since I asked for your feedback on meiert.com, and I finally decided to publish a few results and to reply to some responses I got via the comments and suggestions field. However, first I like to thank everyone who participated in the surveyhttp://meiert.com/en/blog/20081013/survey-results/ |