The hard reality of improving web design and development education in our nation's institutions of higher learning.

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Finally, a comprehensive look at cross-platform cross-browser functionality when it comes to web typography. Thank FSM for ALA. :) The test suite

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In "Win the SPAM Arms Race" (A List Apart, May 2002), Dan Benjamin talked about the importance of hiding e-mail addresses on our websites from vicious, e-mail address harvesting bots—or spam bots, as they are more often called.

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In April 2007, A List Apart and An Event Apart conducted the first survey of people who make websites.

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Food for thought.

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Amber Simmons offers insight on how to be a faithful copywriter.

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Derek Powazek gives three simple guidelines for better website navigation.

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Design Ripoffs: when is it called inspiration?

Just noticed a seed bringing for a new community site called MindSprocket. Being a interested reader, who occasionally writes, I clicked on through, only to be greeted by a fairly obvious rip of the venerable A List Apart, a site well-respected in the web design community.

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"Home pages may get plenty of design attention, but that doesn't mean they don't need improvement."

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Great article... This is from October of 2005 but it is and will be relevant for a longtime. This article really made me re-evalute my thought process about design.

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This is an article from way back when, I think this is a must read for anyone designing anything on the web or any other medium.

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Making you code forwards compatible with a changing xhtml draft?

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An A List Apart article on how to ensure that acronyms, abbreviations and foreign phrases are presented to web users in an accessible fashion. Quite long but well worth the read, it contains some interesting points that I shall certainly be implementing.

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