You know, I have been designing and programming for the web since 1993. I admit that in all that time I have never come over to liking javascript. I’ve come around on flash for certain things, but never javascript and it’s not just because coding it gives me a headache. It just never seemed to be worth the trade-off in security, accessibility, or in SEO, yet over the years, more and more sites have come to rely completely on it to deliver even basic functionality.

(reprint from http://www.davidlyle.info/post/browser-wars-2011) I like looking at web statistics. Recently I was checking out a client’s data and found something fascinating! Now, this client has been doing improved focus on a mobile friendly web site for a while (with my help of course). But take a look at the percentages of recent visitors to their [...]

It’s not wrong to use stock photos on your website–in general. But Brands beware, where you use stock photos in your website may have a huge impact on how your Brand is perceived. Chris Barton, managing director of PhotographersDirect.com, recently posted a blog entry on this very topic. “Microstock: why would a reputable company do [...]