Author Archives: Rich

A first for poker sites?

Posted on 17/1/2006 by Rich

A lot of us no doubt get spam on our blogs. A large proportion probably get poker related spam. It makes a nice change to have someone actually email you to actually ask if they can be linked to! This … Continue reading →

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Quirm.net updated.

Posted on 14/1/2006 by Rich

I spent most of this afternoon, and a good part of this evening updating Quirm.net. Things might have gone a little quicker if WS_FTP had behaved itself and actually synchronised. An updated design, which may change, an all new CMS … Continue reading →

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Accessible and Usable Site Navigation

Posted on 12/1/2006 by Rich

Is there a maximum number of links you should have on a single page? In theory you could have any number but after a certain amount the page will surely become too unwieldy. I ask because I was recently discussing … Continue reading →

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My ISP vs Google

Posted on 11/1/2006 by Rich

Or at least I assume that is the problem! Every so often I get the following whilst in the middle of extensive Google searching: Error We’re sorry… … but we can’t process your request right now. A computer virus or … Continue reading →

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Access Keys – revisted

Posted on 20/12/2005 by Rich

Following on from Access Keys – a user centered approach I am now releasing a php Accesskey Class, This is far more portable than a series of functions, and hopefully easier to understand.

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Access Keys – a user centered approach

Posted on 16/12/2005 by Rich

Many developers who are aware of the WAI and checkpoint 9.5 ‘Provide keyboard shortcuts to important links’, have recently avoided the use of accesskeys due to inherent problems. John Foliot, along with Derek Featherstone, of Wats.ca have long been advocates … Continue reading →

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