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CSSSEASON - The Best CSS Based Web Design Showcase

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Features the best flash and css web design examples on the Internet, web design gallery, and web design resources.

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Posted 6th October 2008
The Scrutinizer

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A tool that allows you to submit data into various other tools and search engines by using only one form.

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Posted 6th February 2007
Seven accessibility mistakes you don’t want to make

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Even those of us who work hard to build accessible websites make mistakes. Some of those mistakes directly affect the accessibility of the site, others may come back to haunt us down the line. In a two-part article (Seven Accessibility Mistakes (Part 1), Seven Accessibility Mistakes (Part 2)) published on Digital Web Magazine, Chris Heilmann explains some accessibility mistakes he has encountered and how Web developers can avoid them.

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Posted 5th February 2007
Styling form controls with CSS, revisited

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Over two years ago, in September 2004, I posted an article called Styling form controls. My intention with that article (and its follow-up, Styling even more form controls) was to show that attempting to use CSS to make form controls look similar across browsers and operating systems in an exercise in futility. It simply cannot be done.

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Posted 5th February 2007
Accessibility myths and misconceptions

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Awareness of web accessibility is increasing, slowly but surely. You can read about it on mainstream websites and in printed newspapers. Here in Sweden you can even read about web accessibility on the back of milk cartons. Accessibility getting more attention is excellent, but it’s very unfortunate that in many cases the information being spread is inaccurate and misleading.

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Posted 5th February 2007

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CSSSEASON - The Best CSS Based Web Design Showcase

The Scrutinizer

Seven accessibility mistakes you don’t want to make

Styling form controls with CSS, revisited

Accessibility myths and misconceptions