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• 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…

• 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,…

• 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…

• 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…

• 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…

• Guest Speaker On Accessibility

  Published on 8th July 2004

  I can't believe it. I'm in shock. I have been asked to speak on a course on web accessibility in London on Thursday 15th July! David Travis, a member of the Guild of Accessible Web Designers…

• Woohoo, Special Feature

  Published on 8th July 2004

  Yes. Finally. The special feature has been added to the site. I had been working on getting this for a few days now, on and off that is. This evening I decided to have a real go at it. I pro…

• 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…

• 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…

• More IE News Stories

  Published on 4th July 2004

  If you read my last article and are still not convinced to switch away from Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, then read these articles. Web Browser Flaw Prompts Warning states "Users are b…