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Business Logs has a very interesting article up right now on writing lean CSS and XHTML.
I’ve tried many different ways of formatting my CSS over the years, and have always found myself coming back to ordering it in exactly the same way that the logical blocks are ordered in the XHTML. I definitely [...]

Lachy’s Log has a somewhat controversial post, titled XHTML is not for Beginners, that is getting quite a lot of attention. And no wonder, to go out there and say that beginners should not be taught XHTML is going to get people talking.
XHTML: It’s all or nothing
The problem is of course that true XHTML is [...]

Tantek Çelik has written an interesting post on CSS hacks entitled Pandora’s Box (Model) of CSS Hacks And Other Good Intentions. Definitely worth the read.
It is a problem with all kinds of programming, that when people initially start to learn, the idea of the hack is one that has much appeal. Pushing the limits, doing [...]

I was very interested to see that MIT have released many of their courses in a new venture called MIT OpenCourseWare. From their FAQ:
1. What is MIT OpenCourseWare?
The idea behind MIT OCW is to make the courses materials that are used in the teaching of almost all the undergraduate and graduate subjects taught at MIT [...]

The Karma of Web Design shows itself in many ways.