TTMMHTM: Accessibility personas, prettier images, Bieber in Korea and lots more!
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010 at 10:27 amThings that made me happy this morning
- The Aegis project released a few Creative Commons licensed personas with disabilities for UX testing
- Famous Sci-Fi quotes as infographics – missing “aren’t you a little short for a Stormtrooper?”
- Google translate doesn’t support the Netherlands in the World Cup but the adult industry does – great viral by Bobbi Eden
- Fix bad rendering of resized images in IE with a specific vendor extension
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. There is also a Firefox setting for better image qualitymsinterpolation-mode: bicubic; } - Another nice 4chan crack – Justin Bieber must tour North Korea
- A slightly scary CSS media queries and using available space is something I need to look at closer
- Webkit developer tools are about to get a debugger for websockets
- There is now a .NET port for Less if you want to have another layer of abstraction to CSS
- The yes, and… culture is a great idea taken from improv theatre to improve communication with collaborators
- Dustin Diaz had the cool idea of providing a cache shim for HTML5 storage
- Dynatrace have some best practices on JavaScript and Ajax performance
- Film the blanks are blanked out movie posters letting you guess which movie they are for
- Godblock is a filtering system for religious content
- Growing up female has a few disgusting examples of sexism in politics
- A most excellent Google Streetview sighting
- Rich Snippets and structured Markup from Google webmaster central has some good tips
- Extension.fm is a browser extension to add a iTunes like interface to any mp3 links
- The JavaScript RegEx syntax highlighter is handy but must have been a brainf*ck to code
- Graffiti analysis is pretty and very very clever
- Can a slider be an accessible Captcha alternative
- what the commit is a handy commit message generator – needs an API though.
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