19 June 2001
[1 am]
Home sweet homage. ::: Teal gradient is the new grey. ::: Found in the WaSP referrer logs: Dynamic Core, The Wooster Group, and Agent Girl. :::
 
15 June 2001
[10 am | 9 pm]
Clients. Can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em. Adam Schumacher and Robbie Shepherd tackle this beloved theme in Issue 114 of A List Apart, for people who make websites. Presented for your pleasure:
        CHEAPER OVER BETTER: Schumacher explains why clients hire bad web designers (and what good web designers can do about it).
        THE CLIENT DID IT - A WWW WHODUNIT: Shepherd on the fine art of telling bad clients to buzz off.

"Worthy cause" is an overused phrase, but it certainly applies to Basefield.com, an art/design project to help street kids, conceived by Jade Palmer of DiK. The site gives little away at the moment, but there's a sign-up form for more information.

Several days back, we received a strange phone call at the crack of dawn. So did several other people. The results are now online at greymetaldesk.

At Little Green Footballs: It's not a bug, it's a feature!—an open discussion on CSS, pixels, and the nature of web standards. (If you missed it, see also: Browse This!, a mini state-of-the-web address in the 13 June Daily Report.)

Attention, American freelancers: your quarterly taxes are due. (The last we heard, fast Internet access was not among the amenities at most prisons.) :::