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Some Web Standards Posts.

  1. WaSP vs. W3C

  2. Recording HTML5-friendly Skype calls

  3. Best practices for mobile Web apps

  4. The state of CSS in 2010

  5. Finalized HTML5 in 2011

  6. On CSS prefixes

  7. Performance of conditional comments

  8. Lessons from working with Web standards, revisited

  9. Scribd in HTML5

  10. Rent or own typefaces

  11. Video in HTML5

  12. Haven’t heard that before

  13. IE9 preview available

  14. How to render video and audio

  15. How we got a visual Web

  16. Allowed rel values

  17. W3C on open goverment data

  18. The HTML5 Super Friends

  19. Limiting HTML5 feeback

  20. Web-friendly fonts, take 2

  21. Web-friendly OpenType fonts

  22. Making sense of HTML5

  23. HTML5 Doctor

  24. The death of IE6 (and 7)

  25. Embedded video everywhere

  26. The trouble with video

  27. Google pushing HTML5

  28. When can I use...

  29. Web design features in Firefox 3.5

  30. WCAG 2.0 official

  31. All about HTML's alt

  32. The logic of HTML5

  33. Opera Web Standards Curriculum

  34. Google Doctype

  35. Descendent selectors slow CSS rendering

  36. CSS Variables

  37. CSS Gradients

  38. Design Coding

  39. Defining the Open Web

  40. HTML5 is a draft

  41. Opting-in to use Web standards

  42. IE8 and future compatibility

  43. CSS Working Group proposals

  44. HTML 5 preview

  45. Google can't code

  46. The new CSS handheld format

  47. CSS Snapshot

  48. CSS3's grid module

  49. Web-code syntax

  50. Stop the mobile browser war

  51. CSS 2.1 a Candidate Recommendation

  52. Differences between HTML4 and HTML5

  53. ...Joe Clark retires

  54. WCAG Samurai Errata published...

  55. Plain Old Semantic HTML

  56. HTML5 proposed to the W3C

  57. Dean Edwards' base2.DOM

  58. W3C relaunches HTML

  59. Opera wants a VIDEO tag

  60. Cancel WCAG 2.0

  61. Wish list for IE.next

  62. Firefox and the Acid 2 test

  63. Improving Firebug

  64. Test your mobile-ility

  65. Wishlist for improvements to the next Internet Explorer

  66. Tim Berners-Lee wants to reinvent HTML

  67. Accessible maps

  68. Invalid Canadian New Media Awards

  69. Bite Size Standards

  70. W3C doing XMLHttpRequest

  71. Toronto Life goes standard

  72. CSS Naked Day is coming

  73. Cascading Style Shirts

  74. Compatibility testing JavaScript libraries

  75. Lessons from working with Web standards

  76. iWeb makes bad Web code

  77. Mobile Web development in Japan

  78. Canada.com goes standard

  79. Toronto Star goes all CSS

  80. Common class and id values

  81. Economist redesigns with standards

  82. Dream project

  83. Seeking standards-based Web developer

  84. Hell freezes over: Slashdot doing CSS

  85. Dean Edwards’ IE7 updated

  86. DOM Scripting Task Force

  87. Atom 1.0

  88. WaSP and Microsoft: working together

  89. TSN.ca embraces Web standards

  90. What’s the object?

  91. Safari passes Acid2

  92. Browsers’ standards support

  93. The Acid2 test

  94. Slashdot going XHTML/CSS?!

  95. Speeding up XML

  96. Why Micorsoft can⁏t support standards

  97. A “Candidate Recommendation” is the recommendation

  98. Chapters blocks validator

  99. CSS needs fixing

  100. XStandard supports Firefox

  101. Supporting standards would break the Web

  102. Semantic and XHTML validator

  103. Two IT sites launch standards-based sites

  104. “Web standards” near “Toronto, ON”

  105. Yahoo does CSS…

  106. Checklist for standard-based Web development

  107. WebStandards.TO July meeting

  108. More on Dashboard

  109. Lists for Web geeks (and some Dashboard, too)

  110. Obsolescence and W3C

  111. “Standards-friendly” ads

  112. JavaScript scrap

  113. Stick the stinger on the WaSP

  114. Introducing WHATWG

  115. Elections sites fail validity test

  116. New IE will be the same as the old

  117. WebStandards.TO May meet

  118. Define Web standards

  119. Developing with Web standards

  120. Standards: to follow or not

  121. meyerweb,com redesigns; standard-based Scrabble; Martin’s throne speech

  122. Conservative Web sites; Roots looking to sweatshops?

  123. Standard bitterness; Safari hacks; Movies for Me

  124. Invalid mayors

  125. Microsoft’s XUL: XAML

  126. XForms 1.0, and more CSS modules; Eolas patent

  127. Between excess and temperance

  128. Webstandards.TO meeting; Netscape goes quietly

  129. Blatchford to the Globe; progressive enhancement; Web standard articles

  130. Get a newsfeed to validate; low-fi reading; libel online

  131. WebStandards.TO meets; JavaScript optimization tricks

  132. Inaugural Webstandards.TO

  133. Standard savings; accessibility: do as we say, not as we do

  134. Standing up for standards; background-image to replace text

  135. The Globe and Mail redesigns; WaSP changes the guard

  136. OJR supports Mozilla; Amazon selling subscriptions?

  137. New validator

  138. Trade by Numbers

  139. Bell Globemedia Interactive lay-offs; updated validator

  140. Gemini does the Web; Dogma W4

  141. Champeon and Kaiser interviewed, IE 5/Mac bug fixed

  142. Standards and steganography

  143. Lycos Europe and Web standards; JPEG fallout

  144. The WaSP’s new target

  145. Standards

  146. The WaSP rests

  147. Online Journalism Awards; Web standards

  148. Basic Online Style Guide