Monthly Archives: July 2009
Slick future visions from Microsoft
Tonight I headed over to Office Labs from Microsoft. There you’ll get a glimpse into some of the “What If?” things being considered by going to the Envisioning section. I particulary like the Productivity Future Vision video, which builds on … Continue reading
Brad Colbow on how “not making the logo bigger”…
Lean Dog opened the doors to their office (which is really a boat) to the CWSA tonight, letting us hear Brad Colbow‘s presentation titled “Don’t make the logo bigger! Happiness for you and your clients”. Giving us a whirlwind tour … Continue reading
How do you solve a problem like IE6?
A recent article on Ajaxian.com looked at Digg’s survey about IE6 use. I think it really just validates what we already know, which is… Most IE6 users are at work and cannot upgrade Some user just don’t care to upgrade … Continue reading
HTML5 is not a big deal, really.
I’ve always been a big proponent of web standards. Use semantic markup and validate your code are two things I always adhere too. That’s why, I guess, I’m none too engaged by the wailing and gnashing of teeth around the … Continue reading
More to mobile than cell phones
With the iPhone and other “smart” phones, access to the web is now easier than ever. They have pretty much hijacked the term “mobile web” in the public perception, so it was great to hear a talk by Dan Young … Continue reading
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