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Category Archives: Web 2.0

My two favourite word in the English dictionary… DE-FAULT!

Well, no actually, they’re not.
They’re bad, real bad. Whether it be a default font face or default colour, it’ll make the average design sneer. Same goes for a coder. Unfortunately, with CSS, we’re dealt a large hand of default values that different browsers treat slightly differently. I’m looking at you, Internet Explorer.
A good solid [...]

Posted 02 May 2007 † jake § Cascading Style Sheets § Geeky ‡ Comments (1)

Adobe launches my feedz

Adobe has launched another web 2.0 style product again following on from Kuler which was quite handy. This time it’s social rss sharing which looks like the same sort of idea as Digg. Check it out:-
My Feedz

Posted 16 February 2007 † Gareth Heyes § ‡ Comments (0)

Why Microformats are bad

Microformats sound like a fantastic idea in principle, you create a simple set of html attributes to define data for humans and robots to read and use, enabling sites to exchange data easily. You could for example download a business card from a company web site and import it into your address book in one [...]

Posted 10 January 2007 † Gareth Heyes § ‡ Comments (4)