Blog post in the category General

• XHTML Application

  Published on 18th May 2004

  I have been working with XHTML for a while now, but I haven't been using it entirely correctly. If the HTML document is passed with XHTML doctype then the document should be sent using the s…

• Stupidity - Ebay Auctions

  Published on 1st July 2004

  Ebay was a great idea, a vision of genius. The idea of bringing an auction room to the worldwide mass was a stroke of genius. No other site, as far as I'm aware, has done it better, nor has…

• Come Explore

  Published on 2nd July 2004

  I have added a new section to the site... Explore. This is where you can find all my favourite external links. These range from some very useful web development related articles and major si…

• GAWDS Newest Member

  Published on 5th July 2004

  GAWDS.org is an association of organisations and accessible web designers and developers - and it is designed to both promote and protect standards - not technical standards - but accessible…

• Tweak Here, Tweak There

  Published on 7th July 2004

  I am still in the process of adding the special feature to the site, as early implementation testing provided harder to perfect than I first thought. Hopefully I should get this up and runni…

• Mobile Update

  Published on 10th July 2004

  Hello, this is an update not via a computer but from my new mobile phone. This phone has a built in version on the Opera browser using its small screen technology. So now I can keep updating…

• University Results

  Published on 14th July 2004

  I received my second year university results today and as expected there were some highs, very highs indeed, and a few lows unfortunately. My Internet 2 module website which is a complete sh…

• London Trip A Success

  Published on 16th July 2004

  My trip to London was overall a great success. I left my house in the Midlands at 5.50am, which is a miracle for me! I traveled down the M40 which essentially continues to the center of the…

• See The Web Colour Blind

  Published on 16th July 2004

  Studies show that 5%-8% of males are born with some type of colour blindness, which is as high as 1 in 12. The most common types of colour blindness are protans, who find red hues difficult,…

• And We're Counting

  Published on 19th July 2004

  I have added some meaningless statistics about the visitors of this website. This is done by checking the User Agent "web browser" to the normal non-geeky folks! Every request you…