On Valentine’s Day the U.S. Government granted a patent on AJAX to an obscure web shop that promptly announced plans to “license” the technology thousands of sites and products are using. What happens next is anyone’s guess, but I suspect it will involve lawyers.
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Daniel Mall weds Flash to web standards at An Event Apart, for people who make websites. (Photo © Pete Karl II.)
In ALA No. 286, learn why visual beauty matters in design, and how RDFa can add semantic richness to your markup.
Happy Cog™ redesigns Books-A-Million, the third largest book retailer in the United States. Involve customers, reduce clicks!
Improve your markup. Validate HTML, CSS, microformats for single pages or entire sites. Get advice on page structure, headings, ID, class, and more.
Rated Five Stars at Amazon.com since the day it was published, this classic text on transitioning from print art direction to web design is now a free downloadable book.
The foundational web standards text teaches you to create search-friendly sites that load faster, reach more users, and cost less to design, update, and maintain.
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