Craig discusses the web speculation around Windows Blue/8.1 and IE11. Will the new OS address user concerns?Read More
Usability
Mike Ritter asks web developers to not implement functionality that prevents people with disabilities from being able to use their sites. Read More
HTML buttons are so boring. Fortunately, Craig has some cross-browser CSS3 transition, transformation and animation code to make them far prettier...Read More
Could the next generation of game consoles provide a viable way for home users to access the web? Craig looks at the challenges which could face web developers very soon.Read More
Expert web accessibility consultant Gian Wild explains that CAPTCHAs are both unusable and inaccessible. So why does everyone keep using them?Read More
Menu links are defined in unordered lists, right? Not necessarily. Craig discusses the case for listless navigation.Read More
Russ Weakley provides some valuable insights into the potentially tricky area of testing responsive websites with real users.Read More
Are random Thumbs.db files appearing in your FTP folders or causing source control issues? Craig reveals how you can eradicate them forever!Read More
Craig provides a selection of useful tips and hotkeys to alleviate your initial confusion and disorientation in Windows 8...Read More
Adopting four relatively simple techniques can vastly improve the accessibility of WordPress websites. Eric Blair explains why that's a good business decision.Read More
In the final part of Craig's review he discusses productivity, performance and asks whether Windows 8 is right for you.Read More
In the first of Craig's three-part review he discusses Windows 8 pricing, installation and the radical new interface.Read More
Note: This article is OSX specific. The Plight The Finder application is often one of the main points of ridicule in comparisons of OSX vs Windows or Linux. It doesn’t have tabbed browsing... Read More
