Klaus Komenda as a good write up about using the Dust-Me Selectors Plugin. This is a Firefox plugin that scours your CSS files to find unused selectors so that you can shave some more bytes off the file size (as well as help maintainability). Version 2.0 of the plugin, written by SitePoint, now has [...]
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Noupe.com has released the first of a four-part series of posts highlighting useful hacks, tips and techniques for getting the most out of WordPress.
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Mike Cherim has finally revealed the website he’s been working on as an exemplary implementation site conforming to WCAG 2.0 to be featured by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)—The Law Office of Lainey Feingold. Of particular note is the Accessibility Conformance Statement that gives some insight into the different approach taken by WCAG 2.0 [...]
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Mike Cherim has a great back-to-basics article on the use of em and strong. Oh yes, you do need to read it. Did you know that two popular screen readers, namely JAWS and Window Eyes, offer no support for these elements with voice pitch changes?
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