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jaybee -> Designing your site (4/3/2007 9:18:57)
Designing for the web

caz -> RE: Designing your site (4/3/2007 12:09:48)
Very nice, but it doesn't really give new information does it? Since when is font sizing with points recommended for web pages as opposed to print styling [8\|] On this alone I would not recommend this as an authoritative source for learning.

jaybee -> RE: Designing your site (4/3/2007 12:44:48)
Interesting isn't it. That's Nomensa too. However I re read it and I'm not sure they're saying you should use them for the web site. I think they're getting at what the Graphic Designer should be putting in their design. It's then down to the developer to translate that into accessible code.

caz -> RE: Designing your site (4/3/2007 12:54:43)
Could be, but she should have written it more clearly ie "the designer" as you say could mean graphic designer as opposed to "web designer". All the same I consider it to be a poor effort.

jaybee -> RE: Designing your site (4/3/2007 13:17:25)
I think you're right, it's terminology. The big companies have it clear cut. Person A designs, Person B develops. We lowly individuals do both. Helena and I had this problem when we went to the event at Microsoft. You're signing in and they give out raffle tickets. If you're a designer you get yellow, developer you get green. That was fine until we got there and threw a spanner in the works. "Good morning. Designer or Developer?" "Ummmm........ both"

womble -> RE: Designing your site (4/3/2007 17:29:41)
So they didn't have any yellowy lime-green ones then? [8D]

jaybee -> RE: Designing your site (4/3/2007 17:53:32)
No, we had to have one each, Helena was designer and I was developer. We still didn't win.

Tailslide -> RE: Designing your site (4/4/2007 3:23:00)
It might be because we'd eaten our own weight in those teeny danish pastry thingies and I was walking around saying things like "is that free? can I take it?" "No madam, it's a chair, please put it back" Mind you the prizes looked boring. Books - and not terribly interesting books either. But then again most of the other delegates really looked like they didn't get out much.... apart from possibly going to Scouts.

jaybee -> RE: Designing your site (4/4/2007 3:45:14)
It was when she was pushing an entire wheeled display stand, complete with Windows Vista enabled PCs across the car park that the trouble really started. [:D]

womble -> RE: Designing your site (4/4/2007 7:31:48)
[img]http://ecanus.net/forumsmiles/spit.gif[/img] /Wombley makes mental note not to read Jaybee/Tail threads while drinking coffee and goes off in search of some tissues

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