I’m always looking for new and innovative ways to completely waste my time online, so when I met Justin Hall at SxSW this year and heard about some of the cool things he was doing with games and user-surfing patterns, I knew his PMOG would probably be for me as someone who has been addicted […]
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Flora Day 2007
By very popular request, here is an update. I didn’t want to do it.
Back to work after a brief trip to definitely not-so-sunny Cornwall for Flora Day. I didn’t take as many photos as last year, because, well… it’s pretty much the same deal every year. Feel free to browse last year’s […]
South by South West
I kept saying to myself that I will eventually get around to writing something about this, but being out of the office for 8 days and the best part of offline for 10 means I’ve just had too much getting in my way.
In short: South by South West was great!
First things first; our […]
SXSWi Microformats Panel Confirmed
The Growth and Evolution of Microformats panel at SXSWi has been added to the rather handy panel planner on the SXSWi site (shame it’s not marked up as hCalendar though – [edit] the panel picker has now been microformated!). It gives a little bit more of an overview about what it’ll be about:
In its […]
3 months of Twitter
I have many microformat related posts (rants?) to come, but they’re best saved until after this weekend since BarCamp will make a better foundation for said discussions. Looking forward to what is turning out to be a little bit of a mini microformat camp though!
So on another topic - Twitter. I know, plenty […]
JAWS Screen Reader Session, Microformats and Us.
Last Monday I had the opportunity to visit the Test Partners, after an invite by Steve Green, to attend an afternoon of screen reader demonstration. I’m exceptionally glad I went, and it’s a shame I’ve been too busy to mention it sooner.
Firstly, the session concentrated on a specific sub-group of internet users - the […]
20xCustard
On Saturday I got to go on a trip to Oxford. I’ve only been there once before, and that was at night for a work function so I didn’t really get to see it. It’s a pretty place. Steve and I went along to a little lunch at “The Big Bang” that […]
Developing for others
As if by magic, Jeffery Zeldman yesterday published an article about print style sheets, which just happened to be what I was tangentally ranting about in the car on the way to work the other morning. Most of us support printers about as badly as we support screen readers, and I don’t think the […]