* WEB DESIGN UPDATE. An email newsletter to distribute news and information about web design and development. NOTE: As a navigation aid for screen readers, all headings begin with an asterisk and end with a full stop. All items are also numbered in the contents and throughout the issue, with numbers appearing immediately after the asterisks. Please let me know if there is anything else we can do to make navigation easier. [Issue starts.] * 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.] * SUBSCRIPTION INFO. WEB DESIGN UPDATE is available by subscription only. For information on how to subscribe and unsubscribe please visit: * SIGNATURE. Laura L. Carlson Information Technology Systems and Services University of Minnesota Duluth Duluth, MN 55812-3009 mailto:lcarlson@d.umn.edu [Issue ends.]