Articles in the “standards” category

IE6 No More

Posted 4 months ago

The “world’s worst browser” is on the way out, folks.

Stuck in the Stone Age [updated]

Posted last year, at the start of September

It’s true. The majority of people who look at this site are still using IE6.

Like Marty McFly, Outlook 2007 going back in time

Posted last year, mid-January

I was having a pretty good Wednesday. The normal cooler winter weather had rolled into Charleston with a large high pressure system affecting much of the east coast, and I had just picked up a cup of coffee. It was then I received a chat from the fabulous Jackson Latka with simply a URL to [...]

Formatting (X)HTML Emails the Hard Way

Posted 2 years ago, at the end of November

CSS documents. We all love them. One external cascading style sheet easily referenced by any web page on your site. All of your neatly-formatted rules contained in one place controlling the appearance of your kick-ass design. You handle browser differences and deficiencies with ease. You give your users content-rich printable pages. You might even have [...]

Web 1.0

Posted 2 years ago, at the end of July

Well, I’ve finally done it. My new website (this). It has been in the works for some time now, and it feels great to finally release it into the wild. Built on pure CSS, XHTML, and the amazing WordPress publishing tool, every last word I write is accessible whether on Mac, Windows or a mobile [...]