My digging into the HTML v/s XHTML debate led me to write my latest article on fadtastic – The Invisible Design Decision. I had read a lot on this, but took some time to digest it. However in the light of new development from W3C, you might give a second thought to your decision to go with HTML or XHTML. [Continue]
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ifacethoughtsPaper And Web
I had expressed my thoughts on differences in writing on paper and web, My fourth article on fadtastic is about differences in design approaches while designing for paper and pixels. Feel free to throw bricks if you feel something is missing or amiss.
In fadtastic
My third article on Semantic HTML in fadtastic.net is up. It is a kind of follow up to my article on the generic Semantic Markup.
Form Or Function?
My second article on fadtastic.net, on the Form follows Function paradigm, is up. The objective is not only to analyze the methodology but also to try and find alternatives. So feel free to jump there and contribute to it.
My First On Fadtastic
I had been following fadtastic.net for quite some time and got a chance to contribute to it. Home Sweet Home – my first article there is up. For some reason it feels good to read your own articles on other sites . [Continue]
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