So today is the day of the big CSS Reboot that I was actually going to skip this year… wonder if that should have been a sign? I decided at the last minute that I would go ahead and toss something into the mix (only because I knew just what I wanted to do), and [...]

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The BBC has made the announcement of a ‘reboot competition’ for people to design redesign the bbc.co.uk homepage called reboot:bbc.co.uk. Hoping to shed a little 2.0 on the BBC, they have created an open opportunity for designers all over the world to participate, and get seen. BBC New Media & Technology today announces a competition [...]

By now, millions of designers know the CSS ZenGarden and its “theming” method – standardized markup, different styles applied. Working on a Zen Garden design and being accepted is a great feat and reward for the hard work. Six Apart and its sponsors, want to say thank you to the standard compliant designing blogger so [...]

Web Technology Penetration Report – CSS continues its rise and frames still survive in 16% of websites! by ZDNet‘s Richard MacManus — I came across an interesting report of web technology penetration rates, dated 1 April 2006, by Security Space. It’s based on a sample of 1,358,991 web sites in 2006, so it’s a pretty [...]

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