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Re-design
Just to let you know I've been re-arranging the furniture on Read/WriteWeb over the past couple of days. I went from a 3-column design to a 2-column one and tidied
CSS conversion of my Radio weblog
I've done a re-design of my Radio weblog, using CSS. Look ma, no tables! Yes, it's now a tableless design. I'm doing my bit for the web standards cause, although
Twitter Testing a New Design - Getting Ready to Integrate Summize?
There have been various sightings of a new design for Twitter this afternoon, though by now, Twitter has reverted back to its old design. Possibly, Twitter is testing this new
New Web Development and Design Techniques
Came across two great articles today that nicely summarize recent web development and design trends. Marc Hedlund from O'Reilly wrote a post entitled Web Development 2.0. Despite the YA2.0N title
Admin: R/WW Does Tabs
Rather than spending the night writing posts, I've been wrestling with CSS and various other design issues - the result is a new menu and content tab structure for Read/WriteWeb.
Bit of a Re-design
I've been mucking around with my CSS over the past few days. Gone are the vertical grey lines and greeny colour scheme. I've kept the pacific green colour in the
ZURB Launches Competition to Benefit One Design-Challenged Non-Profit
Are you involved in a non-profit in the Bay Area that could use a spruced up website? Given that a lot of these organizations are run by volunteers and have
Startup Priorities: Is Design More Important Than Engineering?
We are all told to never judge a book by its cover, but let's face it, when we find ourselves at an ugly website, we automatically make assumptions about the
Finding the Balance of Design and Functionality
We've talked a lot on ReadWriteStart about how design is an important facet of the development of a web applications for startups. Last week we provided some advice on how
Startl Seeks Builders of Mobile Learning Apps
Interested in helping create the next generation of tech tools for teaching and learning? The education technology accelerator Startl is seeking entrepreneurs and designers interested in building innovative mobile applications
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