Forum: Useful Links

One link that hasn't yet made it to the Website Architecture Resource page is Jeffrey Zeldman Presents: The Daily Report. Loads of good stuff here....

I have just been reading an article by Heidi Adkisson called Examining the Role of De Facto Standards on the Web at the Boxes and Arrows site and...

Here's a very good article on the use of font stacks with CSS. It's called The New Typography and it gives some great tips on the use of fonts and...

Excellent CSS technique tutorials using lists and floats. Well worth a look.

One spin off of the CSS controlled layout push/craze/fashion is the availability of page layout templates. You can find some basic but useable...

Rather spiffing issue of Alistapart with two great articles. The first is designing for context with CSS, a good article on using CSS to display...

Have you got a slow connection at the moment or is the internet itself slow? Have a look at the internet traffic report - it shows the state of the...

I expect a lot of you are already familiar with this site but it's worth flagging up again. Internet Archive Wayback Machine lets you see pages...

You'd think that this would really hammer their bandwidth, but if they want to offer the service, then thanks! The W3C have added a link checker...

As I guessed, the University has access to a vast online database of business journals: "Business Source Premier As the world’s largest full text...

Just came across this great little site - 4WebHelp. There's lots of very useful tutorials and articles and a nice little forum based on phpBB. The...

Ahh, JavaScript popups, how we love them. Done badly (text), they're inaccessible and don't allow me to shiftclick them open to expose either a...

Found this favelets.com site which has some very handy web developers' favelets. Edit CSS and Test CSS are what the word "automagical" was made for....

It's happened - a trully free PDF writer that works, has no ads and uses open source technology. I've tried it and I like it. Check it out here: ...

Via Zeldman's sidebar. One really has to ask what the hell Barclays were thinking when they made that decision. More customer unfriendly companies...

Vint Cerf (one of the creators of TCP/IP) has annouced that new technology will allow everyone to have their own IP address. As it currently stands,...

This post on Simon Willison's Weblog pretty much sums up my feelings towards compulsory registration to read articles - it's an irritation that I...

Just came across the google community forum. There are some useful posts there and it looks to be reasonably active. Probably worth checking out...

Has anyone come across the Safari Bookshelf by O'Reilly? It provides online access to a great deal of content from their wide range of IT related...

This looks quite good. Has anyone tried it? This lite version is free and claims to validate HTML, XHTML and CSS. There are also Standard and Pro...