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4 July, 2010: Last week msnbc.com relaunched their news story pages and I'm finding them pretty exciting. The heart of the redesign concept is the notion that in telling a story, all the different parts of a story -- an article, a video, a gallery, a comment thread, etc. -- are all equally valid and important. | 1 comment
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6 June, 2010: In which I briefly note how you can use the Guardian’s own short URLs for our content pages: A short article about short links | Post a comment
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31 May, 2010: I’ve reworked joeblade.com to use new HTML5 elements in favour of generic divs: <header>, <article>, <aside>, <footer> and <time></time></footer></aside></article></header> | Post a comment
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9 May, 2010: Coming up with a proof-of-concept link tracking mechanism for use on guardian.co.uk led us to the ability in HTML5 to create custom attributes for storing metadata on directly on an element. | Post a comment
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21 February, 2010: I’ve reworked joeblade.com over the last couple of weeks, trimming it down to just the essentials. Here are some details about why. | 4 comments
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31 August, 2009: I have a suspicion that print versions of webpages are a bit of a niche market. Nevertheless, they provide a reasonable testing ground for certain client side features that don’t get a lot of use in the screen medium. | 1 comment
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2 August, 2009: Now widely-supported in the range of non-Microsoft-authored browsers, the @font-face CSS rule allows authors to specify a non-standard font within their CSS, pointing to the font file on their (or someone else’s) server. | Post a comment
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2 August, 2009: Here's a thing I did in CSS, thought other people might find it useful. I kept on opening iTunes store links when I didn't want to and I was too brain-dead to see the URL before hitting it. Adding the following code to your user stylesheet will append "(iTunes store link)" to any url that begins with http://itunes.apple.com. | 1 comment
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