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Accessible Ajax and Netscape nightmares

October 24, 2006 – 11:25 am

First of all, if you’re thinking this post is going to discuss the merits of being able to reach your cleaning products, then you should probably stop reading now or go and read about Ajax as defined by a propeller-head. If you’ve been following the meteoric rise of this asynchronous web development technique […]

By Miles | Also posted in Educationau, web 2.0, webapps, "web standards", accessibility, ajax | Comments (0)

How Web 2.0 aware are you?

September 12, 2006 – 10:32 pm

This Web 2.0 awareness test is a humourous take on the hype surrounding the proliferation of web 2.0 applications. Its also a slightly scary example of how easy it is to fetch information about a user with javascript.
Part disturbing, part humour, this is a built-overnight, fun “Web 2.0 Awareness Test” based on a combination […]

By Miles | Also posted in web 2.0, css | Comments (4)