Monthly Archives: October, 2009
Contact Form Experiment
Yesterday, I saw this tweet from Smashing Magazine: I took a look at the form, and I must say I was impressed too. Unfortunately, I was using TweetDeck on my iPhone… as a result, I didn’t see the contact form at all because the background image didn’t load very fast. That prompted me to post [...]
New Window, No In-source Event
I was prompted by this Twitter post to cross-post an old blog entry of mine. Having JavaScript events in-source binds you to whatever JavaScript method (and it’s signature) you’ve specified, not to mention breaking the tenets of Progressive Enhancement. When wishing to launch an anchor’s href into a new window while using a STRICT doctype, [...]
