think outside the...
Very rarely, the phrase "think outside the box" is actually appropriate: A List Apart: Articles: Thinking Outside the Grid.
preceding posts
- berners-lee slashdotted?
- griffith news goes open source
- ozewai 2005 presentation
- Ctrl+Alt+Del webcomic to caption animations
- xhtml and css code commenting
- konqueror passes acid2 css test
- firefox 1.5 released - if you can find it
- browser makers work together, hell chilly
- history, but no news
- simple things that still need saying
popular posts
- The HTML5 Switch
- Coffee Theory
- Putting IE6 out to pasture
- Choose your resolution
- X-UA-Compatible: let sleeping intranets lie
- User feedback you know you're going to get
- Limits vs. Creativity
- Who's Responsible?
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