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.The Two Great Things AboutValidation- January 30, 2009 There are two great things about validation: Validating supports and accelerates learning, so it contributes to awareness of respective specifications, and releasing formally valid code is a sign of professionalism. Put another way, developers not validatinghttp://meiert.com/en/blog/20090130/about-validation/ Browser Support: The Two Metrics thatCount- January 27, 2009 There are only two things that matter to determine what user agents or browsers, simple lingo to support on any given site: How popular is the user agent in question (key figure) And whats the support threshold, the distribution percentage that makes a user agenthttp://meiert.com/en/blog/20090127/browser-support/ 5 Cool Ways to Support theW3C- January 21, 2009 To overcome the spring fever kind of thing currently suspected on this and other sites, lets have a look at some random things currently popping up, and get proactive. I recently got a mail by someone interested in supporting the World Wide Web Consortiumhttp://meiert.com/en/blog/20090121/5-cool-ways-to-support-the-w3c/ 2008 Retrospective, 2009Outlook- January 5, 2009 As usual, a personal recap of last, a prognosis for this year.http://meiert.com/en/blog/20090105/2008-2009/ |