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Tuesday, 30 September 2008

Labels: legal, support, sla, contract, wiki, confluence, design, semantic, accessibility, usability

One of the tasks that's been literally annihilating my time recently is our current review of all our legal contracts. Now they are nearing completion I took a look back over the work we've done on them and realised we've applied many web design techniques to them...

Posted at Sep 30, 2008 by

Guy Fraser |

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Thursday, 25 September 2008

Digsby now includes LinkedIn support

Labels: digsby, linkedin, social, network, windows

My favourite IM client, Digsby, just got support for LinkedIn...

Posted at Sep 25, 2008 by

Guy Fraser |

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Wednesday, 17 September 2008

Potato FTW!

Last changed Sep 17, 2008 22:01 by Guy Fraser
Labels: potato

With such a flurry of important news about potato related trivia, I just had to blog about spuds...

Posted at Sep 17, 2008 by

Guy Fraser |

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		HTML Sandbox Tag idea On Aug 29, 2008 17:13, Guy Fraser wrote: Mashups suck. You end up with all sorts of CSS and JS overlaps and conflicts... If only there was a sandbox element in HTML...

		UK Bank Comparison On Jul 13, 2008 23:25, Emma Rush wrote: I find RBS annoying as a personal customer. I don't find their site easy to use. But then I don't do multinational transactions with them. They might be good in that regards. My favourite online bank so far was lloydsTSB

		builder-header macro On Jul 03, 2008 16:17, Guy Fraser wrote: related to NEXTGENCODER:API for macros (ponder) it might be worth having something that parses the HTML from the action and grabs style sheets and puts them in to more suitable locations. Having a builderheader macro would allow people to come up with all ...

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