Conceptric

The archives for March 2007

  1. A matter of security

    After recent conversations on spam and malware with friends in a Chinese restaurant and my Father by email, it occurred to me that my response might be worth posting. It’s a conversation I’ve had quite frequently over the last few years, and whilst what follows is old news to seasoned campaigners, or those in danger [...]

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  2. Why standards?

    For me the use of web standards is about two things, each of which are very broad topics.
    Communication
    The Web is about communication first, foremost and only.
    If I can find a way to broaden access and enable new ways to use the information out there, I’ll use it.
    Good presentation makes information easier to absorb. With so [...]

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  3. It’s always been about the content

    It’s always been the case and never more so than now. Once the quality of your writing was all that could differentiate you from the competition. Adding images lead to download times certain to lose the interest of even your greatest fans.
    Time and the Web have moved on and broadband makes a full multimedia experience [...]

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  4. Best practice

    I was listening to the latest .NET podcast this morning. The perennial question of accessibility and it’s importance came up. It was suggested that this topic isn’t a stand alone issue, but all part of the basic ability to design and construct effective websites and… you guessed it, best practice. But what is it and [...]

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