Two things that all transactional sites have: success messages and error messages. Ideally, these messages will be at the top of the page and be set off in some way through color or other visual cues. Using green and red … Continue reading
…and as I expected, half the web is broken now. Good thing for me, I only use IE for testing my sites. I mostly use Firefox for my own browsing, like most web designers. Microsoft was really in a no-win … Continue reading
<table> <tr> <th>Page</th> <th algin=right>Tested in:</th> <th>FF</th> <th>IE6</th> <th>IE7</th> <th>IE8Norm</th> <th>IE8Comp</th> <th>IE8asIE7</th> <th>Safari</th> <th>Opera</th> <th>Chrome</th> </tr> <tr class=notstart> <td colspan=2>Page name</td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> </table>
If you’re using the Web Developer Add-on in Firefox, you are probably already familiar with the “View Generated Source” option (Web Developer > View Source > View Generated Source) for use in debugging code that is manipulated by javascript. But … Continue reading