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  1. Link presentation and Fitts' Law

    7th September 2004 | Comments (24)

    A few weeks ago Dave Shea posted an article about Fitts’ Law, which states that: The time to acquire a target is a function of the…

  2. Redesign explained: tag transformations

    29th July 2004 | Comments (44)

    Part two of the redesign explanations (or ‘Giving Away All My Secrets’, as I’m starting to think of it) is going to look at how I…

  3. Redesign explained: time presentation

    23rd July 2004 | Comments (66)

    Part one of the redesign explanations is going to look at time (specifically post and comment time), and how it gets presented on this…

  4. Definition lists

    30th March 2004 | Comments (0)

    Learn to love the definition list.

  5. Standards benefits

    10th March 2004 | Comments (0)

    The benefits of Web Standards to your visitors, your clients and you.

  6. Seven steps to better presentations

    5th March 2004 | Comments (0)

    *cough* Now then, ahem, damn, hang on… sorry, yes, so, err… shit, what was I?… Ah yes: this.

  7. Pickled Peppers

    18th February 2004 | Comments (13)

    Molly says she saw some Peppers in her local market today and her post struck a chord with me — didn’t I have some silly Pickled Pepper…

  8. Anna Riley, wish number one

    2nd February 2004 | Comments (33)

    I have a very clear idea of what my ideal partner will be like, and I’ve just seen an almost perfect representation of her in a film…

  9. A few problems with blo.gs

    22nd January 2004 | Comments (9)

    The blogroll that I recently added to this site is powered by blo.gs, and while I like their service, I’m not so happy with some of their…

  10. Accessible menus

    21st January 2004 | Comments (0)

    Very nice Accessible Website Menu. (Or as someone said Accessible presentation, incomprehensible code.) [via]

  11. An ASP version of time_since

    10th January 2004 | Comments (16)

    A while back, Natalie Downe published a very helpful bit of PHP code called time_since, which represents dates as the number of years, months, days,…

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