There are several web design projects I am actively working on at the moment. Some are for my real day job but many are personal endeavors I am likely not to finish. Nonetheless, these projects force me into solve interesting problems I knew someone else has already solved before me.
Why reinvent something when you can [...]

Long time indifference
Yahoo! is not a place I like to hang around. I guess it has all to do with how they handled the presentation of their search results back in the day. I never was a fan of categorized results — at least wasn’t ready to try harder to use them at that [...]

Jeff Croft, not afraid of being lynched by the new wave of accessibility-aware Web 2.0 designers, has posted a new article asking if accessibilty has been taken too far.
While I’m guessing his opinion may have been toned down on the way from his head to his hands, I do believe he has a point. To [...]

If you’ve played along with CSS a bit, you generally know how to use CSS selectors and their specificity in most everyday cases.
But which CSS rule wins if you start combining regular class calls, mixed with ID and HTML tag selectors?
Well, CSS: Specificity Wars explains it all using Star Wars metaphors. There’s even a visual [...]

There are plenty of css optimizers out there, but BloggingPro were kind enough to make a comparative chart of 5 different ones.

Did you know you could remove the dotted border around your links? I didn’t. You just have to specify the outline CSS property. You can read a more in-depth explanation at Sonspring.
a { outline: none; }