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A location with no conference — yet.

Tuesday, December 13th, 2005

Sounds like Ontario is the likely place to hold a Web Conference — at least for Canadians wanting to meet in the middle. Mr. Kim Siever over at hotpepper.ca mentioned that he has received feedback that the best place for a Canadian Web Dev and Design Conference might be in Southwestern Ontario (The Golden Horseshoe).
I [...]

Calling All Canuck Web Developers and Designers

Saturday, December 10th, 2005

To all the Canadian developers and designers for the web, I noted a post on [thelist] the mail list of evolt.org wanting to know if their are any Canadian Web Developer/Designer conferences. It seems as if this is an unheard of event. If anyone out there knows of any other event besides Flash In [...]

Can you read this?

Monday, November 28th, 2005

I received and email from someone whose site I reviewed in the Web Standards Group mail list, thanking me for the comments and complimenting me on my site. In her comments she suggested that I use “a serif font for your body text (not headings) for readability.”
This surprised me. I had never heard anyone [...]

Web Professionals: Keep Learning or Quit!

Tuesday, November 22nd, 2005

I just read a great post by Roger Johansson at 456 Berea Street entitled A Web Professional can Never Stop Learning.
In it he talks about the idea that people who build websites using old, outdated methods should not be considered web professionals. Citing several recent post by other standards, and accessibility advocates, he points to [...]

Viva Castro - Elizabeth!

Saturday, August 20th, 2005

It is hard to believe this book came out two years ago. Today “webdesigners” are still developing table-riddled pages with more mark-up than blades of grass on a golf course.