Douglas Bowman

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  1. Link presentation and Fitts' Law

    7th September 2004 | Comments (24)

    …real-world example I thought it might be helpful for you to see some kind of real-world before-and-after example of this technique. Herr Bowman just happened to be logged on to iChat while I was writing this post, so after getting his permission I put together two simple…

  2. Version 2

    17th July 2004 | Comments (96)

    …as opposed to headings and paragraphs. All in all it’s a tighter, more semantic site. Split CSS Following a lead from Doug, I’ve decided to split my CSS into several files; one for colours and images, and one for layout. I’ve also organised the…

  3. Laptops as social aids

    9th July 2004 | Comments (29)

    …example, I’m sitting in Dolores Park Cafe, listening to a five-piece band perform (*pauses to clap at the end of a song*), and Mr Bowman, playing the part of a house-bound invalid, is listening to the very same band over the internet, courtesy of iChat and the little…

  4. Howdy, from the West Coast

    29th April 2004 | Comments (41)

    …write more on that another time. San Francisco So far San Francisco has been a city of beautiful women, Russian taxi drivers, Doug and Tantek, hundreds of homeless people, musical Mexican cleaners, steep hills, hot weather, boxing lessons, solitary meals, and handsome…

  5. Flexible floats

    26th March 2004 | Comments (36)

    …then please let me know. Thanks to Stuart for writing the initial Javascript code, and to Marc Blessington, Rimantas Liubertas and Douglas Bowman for trying to help with the Opera issue.

  6. I will now count backwards from ten

    5th December 2003 | Comments (15)

    …success. It is a great feeling to achieve this!! That’s a beautiful story… And so you see, you don’t need a Bowman, or a Shea, or a Zeldman to build a successful site. No. Save your money. All you need are some obscure colours, a buzz word you can…