Links for light reading 30-6-10
Here are a few links from around the web that I have spotted recently:
- If you ever receive spreadsheet data from a client and get asked to ‘just add this to our website’, you might be interested in Tableizer which converts spreadsheet data to HTML tables.
- Have fun with borders is a simple tutorial that exemplifies some nice CSS border styles.
- Bounce is a new web app for giving quick feedback on a web page. It’s a great way of sharing comments on a website! Here’s an example I made earlier.
- Test your website before launch with Launchlist.
- Meaningful Mark-up: Posh and Beyond is an excellent article on semantic mark-up and the benefits for you and your clients.
Quite a diverse list I think you’ll agree…!
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Steve Maggs 1 July 2010, 09:49 1
Really handy little list, especially Launchlist and the article on semantic code, totally agree with that!
Thanks.