OK, here’s a weird thing. I’ve had an account at ma.gnolia.com since February 2006. I had the usual burst of energy to establish a contact list, groups and links but I ended up using del.icio.us instead. Last week Faruk added me as a contact so I headed over to the site to reciprocate the connection. But I had no bookmarks or groups or half the connections I must have built up from accessifyforum.com, Flickr, linkedin.com or after @media 2005. I’ve imported all 1047 del.icio.us links (to date) and joined a few groups so if you share my professional interests, feel free to add me as a contact and even suggest additional groups to join.

Well here it is. A fixed-width 960px layout. Yes, you read correctly - a fixed-width 960px layout. 2% of the site visitors are at 800×600 screen resolution (and yes, I know that’s not the same as browser window size). Defending the design choices already, sheesh. Still, need to go through it now and also add some more pages.

Each month I publish a Pulse article that contains some brief commentary on a subset of articles from around the web that make it into my del.icio.us bookmarks. Today I came across a post on the Google blog pointing to a facility in Google Reader (I recently switched from Bloglines) that will allow me to publicly share what I read.

Naturally, you can subscribe to these with RSS but for ease, what follows are links to the automagically-generated web pages. Google also provide some JavaScript to publish a blogroll so if the generated HTML is clean enough I shall incorporate it into my almost-complete redesign.

• Web Accessibility.
• Design.
• Programming.
• Standards.
• Personal blogs - a lame catch-all title I should sort out really. A whole bunch of web developers find themselves here.
• Fun - stuff like LOLCats, Lifehacker and B3ta. Not work-related.

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