Internet Explorer 8 is out, with a couple of rendering modes, that will take time to handle. As you know, IE8 renders pages in standards compliance mode by default, and the X-UA compatibility tag has been a good idea of Microsoft, as it gives a chance to developers who have not optimized their websites for IE8 to [...]
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A Word About the PSD to (X)HTML Services on the Internet
Posted in News, Thoughts, UX, Web Development, doctype, tagged design to layout, html conversion service, psd to html, psd-to-xhtml on March 7, 2009 | 2 Comments »
“How much costs the “alt” attribue of an image? Should I use it or not? If I have 20 images per page, what is the total cost of the <img /> tags with the ”alt” attribue?”
If you are a web-developer, you have certainly noticed the growing bunch of websites that provide the convenient and relatively unexpensive service of [...]
UX – Abuses, Misuses and Misinterpretations of the Term
Posted in Thoughts, UX, Web Development, tagged accessibility, semantics, usability, user experience, UX, ux abuse, ux misinterpretation, ux misuse, web-standards, what is user experience, what is ux on November 2, 2008 | 2 Comments »
* This post does not aim to offend real UX engineers, it is just my personal view as a professional developer, based on a 7+ years of experience in the field of web development.
In the era of the highly misused and rather vague term Web 2.0, being a UX engineer (also – expert, guru, developer or [...]
