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The Book | Web Standardistas · Web Standards Design
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Even if you’re an absolute beginner in web design, this book will teach you how to build future-proof web pages the right way, using easy to master tools, which are all available for free. Regardless of your computing platform Mac OS, Windows or Linux we recommend the right tool for the job. Step-by-step we covers how to construct well-structured HTML pages and how to apply layout and style to these pages using CSS. What others have said about the book:. Download a sample chapter. Chapter 5: Including Im...
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Dropbox + Alfred = | Web Standardistas · Web Standards Design
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Jonnie Hallman (one of the many designers working in Studiomates) has put together The Perfect GIF Workflow Using Dropbox and Alfred. As he puts it:. Like many internet dwellers, I prefer to use GIFs as a form of response rather than words. Why say you’re angry when you can show it. The answer is this carefully considered workflow using Dropbox and Alfred to designed to optimise Hallman’s TTGIF (Time To GIF). Nice. 1376414160 · Christopher Murphy · Follow Us on Twitter. Josh Brewer is Design Lead at Twit...
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Lavabit Shutters | Web Standardistas · Web Standards Design
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The email service Edward Snowden reportedly used, has shuttered abruptly. Ladar Levison, its owner and operator, writes:. I have been forced to make a difficult decision: to become complicit in crimes against the American people or walk away from nearly ten years of hard work by shutting down Lavabit. After significant soul searching, I have decided to suspend operations. I wish that I could legally share with you the events that led to my decision. I cannot. In a sobering conclusion, Levison sates:.
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Archives | Web Standardistas · Web Standards Design
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The most recent entries in the Periodical. Ethan Marcotte is a designer, developer, writer and speaker who, amongst his many and considerable achievements, is perhaps best known for coining the term Responsive Web Design. He lives and works in Boston. We asked Mr Marcotte a dozen questions. Learn how to build hand-crafted web pages using well-structured XHTML for content and CSS for presentation. Buy from amazon.com. Or amazon.co.uk. HTML and CSS Web Standards Solutions. And lean and efficient. Enables y...
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It all starts with a story… | Web Standardistas · Web Standards Design
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It all starts with a story. If you’re in Belfast on Wednesday, 28 August, Mr Murphy one half of The Standardistas equation will be running a masterclass on Storytelling and Social Media. As part of August Craft Month. A half day, afternoon session, subsidised by Craft NI. The masterclass is absolutely free and is open to all to attend, however, places are limited and we’d advise you to snap up a ticket before they all disappear. This is not a ‘how to’ masterclass on becoming a ‘social media guru’ (or any...
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United States Blocks | Web Standardistas · Web Standards Design
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Courtesy of House Industries:. These fifty united timbered tactile territorial tomes feature state specifics graciously presented in a civically civilized color palette. Designed in Delaware, Made in Michigan. 1376429040 · Christopher Murphy · Follow Us on Twitter. The most recent entries in the Periodical. Learn how to build hand-crafted web pages using well-structured XHTML for content and CSS for presentation. Buy from amazon.com. Or amazon.co.uk. HTML and CSS Web Standards Solutions. Enables you to c...
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Prequalifying Clients | Web Standardistas · Web Standards Design
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Dan Mall, ever on the money, has a little advice on Prequalifying Clients. Inspired by a recent Q&A episode of The Businessology Show. Which he co-hosts with Jason Blumer. Amongst the nuggets of wisdom he offers is this, which stood out for us:. If a potential client replies back with one word answers, it’s a big warning sign that they’ll be putting that same kind of minimal effort into a project. We’ll still talk to them, but we approach that kind of client much more cautiously. Josh Brewer is Design Le...
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A Dozen Questions for Mr Koczon | Web Standardistas · Web Standards Design
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A Dozen Questions for Mr Koczon. Builds things, organises things and writes things (and, of particular appeal to our passion for gentlemanly pursuits, smokes an impressive variety of pipes). He lives and works in Brooklyn. Mr Koczon is the co-creator (with Swiss Miss) of Teux Deux. A lean to-do list manager. He is also the co-founder (with Chris Shiflett) of Brooklyn Beta. For A List Apart No. 326 (one of our favourite ALA articles of 2011). We asked Mr Koczon a dozen questions. What are your influences?
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Stealing Mr Bingo’s Hair Portraits | Web Standardistas · Web Standards Design
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Stealing Mr Bingo’s Hair Portraits. You may or may not have heard of the wonderfully named Mr Bingo. An illustrator and animator, living and working in London, he describes himself as having, “a slightly smaller than average,” head and, “girl’s arms,” plus, “the same haircut as his mum.”. As his Twitter bio puts it:. Some say he’s the ‘Master of Pens’. Some call him ‘The Justin Bieber of Drawing’. Some say he fucks about for a living. The print is available to buy via Nelly Duff. Who represent, “hu...
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Hello! | Web Standardistas · Web Standards Design
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If you’ve found this page, congratulations. The fact that you’re here means you’ve at the very least read the last Chapter of the book (or perhaps you arrived via the link in the footer). Needless to say, we’re hoping you’ve read the whole book. If that’s the case, we hope you’ve enjoyed it, and we hope you’re finding the book’s supporting web site useful. We’d love to hear from you. The most recent entries in the Periodical. Learn how to build hand-crafted web pages using well-structured XHTML for conte...
