* WEB DESIGN UPDATE.
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web design and development.
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* December 26, 2002.
* Volume 1, Issue 26.
* What's new at the Web Design Reference site?
New Links In These Categories:
1: ACCESSIBILITY.
2: CASCADING STYLE SHEETS.
3: DREAMWEAVER.
4: EVALUATION & TESTING.
5: JAVASCRIPT.
6: LABELS.
7: PHP.
8: TYPOGRAPHY.
9: USABILITY.
SECTION ONE: New references.
* 1: ACCESSIBILITY.
W3C To Open Web to Those With Disabilities
By Thor Olavsrud
* 2: CASCADING STYLE SHEETS.
A Touch of Class
By Tantek Celik
Underscores in class and ID Names
By Eric A. Meyer
Dynamically labeling blockquotes with CSS
By Adrian Holovaty
How /not/ to use CSS
By Jan Moesen
* 3: DREAMWEAVER.
Building PHP Applications With Macromedia Dreamweaver MX
By Harish Kamath
* 4: EVALUATION & TESTING.
Experiences in remote usability testing, Part 1
By Velda Bartek and Deane Cheatham
Professional usability testing and return on investment as it applies
to user interface design for web-based products and services
By Charles Mauro
* 5: JAVASCRIPT.
The Problem with JavaScript
By Joe "Zonker" Brockmeier
* 6: LABELS.
What Is A Controlled Vocabulary?
By Karl Fast, Fred Leise and Mike Steckel
* 7: PHP.
The Object-Oriented Evolution of PHP
By Zeev Surasky
This article describes the evolution of the object-oriented programming support in PHP, covering the new features and changes that are scheduled for PHP 5.
* 8: TYPOGRAPHY.
Hold on there Jake...
By Timothy Luoma
"Jakob Nielsen blaming CSS for tiny font sizes is like blaming cars for
hitting people."
* 9: USABILITY.
Top Ten Web-Design Mistakes of 2002
By Jakob Nielsen
Research-based observations
By Bob Bailey
First Dr. Bailey presents a year-end list of design "Dos and Don'ts"
that all have recent research to support them. Then Dr. Eric Schaffer,
gives some practical advice:
Gorilla Usability
By D. Keith Robinson
[Section one ends.]
* SECTION TWO: What Can You Find at the
Web Design Reference Site?
Accessibility Information.
Association Information.
Book Listings.
Cascading Style Sheets Information.
Color Information.
Dreamweaver Information.
Evaluation & Testing Information.
Event Information.
Flash Information.
Information Architecture Information.
JavaScript Information.
Miscellaneous Web Information.
Navigation Information.
PHP Information.
Sites & Blogs Listing.
Standards, Guidelines & Pattern Information.
Tool Information.
Typography Information.
Usability Information.
XML Information.
[Section two ends.]
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* SIGNATURE.
Laura L. Carlson
Information Technology Systems and Services
University of Minnesota Duluth
Duluth, MN 55812-3009
mailto:lcarlson@d.umn.edu
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