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friendly bit web development blog jump to content or jump to navigation friendly bit web development blog contact feed html5 is not an option nov 3 2010 rendering a web page step by step jan 11 2010 tapestry 5 and how not to treat html jul 23 2009 interface developers and security jan 24 2009 html includes nov 29 2008 templated user controls in asp net nov 18 2008 don t waste time writing html and css jul 10 2008 sharepoint 2007 insanely bad html jun 7 2008 web standards with asp net may 17 2008 use formats instead of microformats may 17 2008 why the class name wrapper is so common apr 30 2008 ie8 is back on the standards track mar 4 2008 default html in sharepoint 2007 feb 26 2008 ie8 and doctype switching jan 26 2008 sharepoint 2007 from an interface developer s view jan 20 2008 i m an interface developer aug 20 2007 what italic means jul 5 2007 don t attach html files in outlook may 28 2007 accessibility as a platform to build upon feb 3 2007 separation in the blink of an eye jan 23 2007 forgotten html elements dec 4 2006 web development blogs you should read nov 19 2006 web standards hero episode 2 nov 7 2006 web standards hero episode 1 oct 24 2006 how web standards feels oct 11 2006 encyclopedia of html elements sep 20 2006 why xhtml is a bad idea aug 27 2006 kth goes web standards aug 23 2006 tricks to make your site easier to use aug 1 2006 correcting the 20 pro tips net magazine jul 26 2006 challenge marking up the world cup jul 3 2006 current issues with microformats jul 1 2006 beyond the web with css princexml and s5 jun 25 2006 concept four layers of web development jun 3 2006 inline css should not be allowed in strict doctypes may 28 2006 improving the web blogging google and web standards may 20 2006 emulating tables automatic width may 7 2006 datatypes of html why html is great for structure may 1 2006 web development pack apr 24 2006 what beginners ask for and what i tell them mar 27 2006 challenge what s the worst you can do mar 11 2006 frames or iframes with css feb 1 2006 google statistics over html usage jan 25 2006 building a poker template jan 23 2006 building niche sites with standards jan 23 2006 line breaking with javascript jan 22 2006 make a tooltip out of some columns in a table jan 6 2006 beginner s guide to css jan 5 2006 back to list of all articles