April the 5th is CSS Naked Day, so twoseven.co.nz is going to get naked.
Admittedly, this is kinda pointless, since twoseven.co.nz uses a standard Wordpress template, and so you won’t expect to discover anything remarkable once the ClotheSS come off, but what the hey, I might as well join in.
I challenge any readers to also whip off their CSS and jump in!
Ethan Marcotte writes an excellent article on web standards over at A List Apart.
I must confess that I’m a validation stickler, but this article gives me some good reasons to stick to those standards, apart from sheer, blind pragmatism.
What do you think? Where do you sit?
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Government Web Standards & Recommendations
Tuesday, April 3rd, 2007I meant to blog about this a few weeks back, but I forgot.
The New Zealand government has recently released the NZ Government Web Standards and Recommendations v1.0.
This document covers mark-up (HTML, XHTML, CSS), content, page layout, security, you-name-it; the whole gamut of site design and development.
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