Just a note to self, as it took a decent amount of time for me to figure this out.
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How we, as web developers, are searching for (unrealistic?) perfection, and how this isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
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How I’ve changed my navigation to make use of Fitts’ law, and hopefully improve the usability of this site.
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Something I’ve been thinking about a lot recently: how people design their front pages and the message(s) that front pages can give out.
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Introducing the idea of the flow, positioning, floats and the display models to CSS novices.
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My thoughts on why the div tag is necessary.
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A little exploration into the use of the archives pages that so many weblog authors provide.
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Simon Willison comments that it’s time to move away from a ‘Standards, standards, standards’ advocacy program and instead embrace the enitre movement toward ‘Better Practices’
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Analysis of the design and information design of the new Stopdesign site
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Is Google too powerful? There appear to be several problems arising from an overpowered Google.
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xmouse is a collection of essays by David House, on the topics of web development and design. The about page contains more information.
These pages contain each and every entry I've written to xmouse. Go to the main archives page for an overview.
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