Ubiquity is a new Firefox extension that could change the way we communicate with the web:
Reebok teaching us a thing or two about Marketing and branding with the Terry Tate Office Linebacker Ads:
WordPress 2.7.1, the first 2.7 maintenance release, is now available, it fixes 68 tickets and I cant see any major issues which shows the quality of the latest WordPress incarnation.
The big news of course is that if you’ve already upgraded to WordPress 2.7 then upgrading to WordPress 2.7.1 is a easy as this is the first automatic updated. You can automatically upgrade from 2.7 to 2.7.1 via the Tools->Upgrade menu.
Check out this great tool for picking a name for a web design company, from it’s wise guidance I may change my design company name to Golden Moose Productions.
Visit the Design Company Name Machine
“Many web developers who blog at some point share a little code or scripting. We do this to give away a hard-earned/hard-learned tip or trick, or in some cases to offer a whole script or code solution.
I’ve seen code posted on the web that was hard to read, difficult to access, and sometimes nearly impossible to use. I have come up with the following tips for posting code online.” – Mike Cherim
View: Tips for Posting Code Online
WordPress has released WordPress TV a new resource with some great features and hundreds of videos to help on all tasks WordPress related:
“On WordPress.tv, you’ll find tutorials for both WordPress self-installs and WordPress.com to help you get blogging fast and hassle-free. We’ve kicked things off with the basics — now you can shape what comes next.”
Theres even some WordPress design videos
Great post from Jonathan Snook on his musings with jQuery and background image animation, he uses a simple and semantic markup and your average and proper unordered list. This technique would be great for adding cool animation to your designs.
“Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 covers a wide range of recommendations for making Web content more accessible. Following these guidelines will make content accessible to a wider range of people with disabilities, including blindness and low vision, deafness and hearing loss, etc etc”