The State of the Web 2008 is a report from
Web Directions that includes details and analysis of all the responses to over 50 questions covering technologies, techniques, philosophies and practices that today’s web professionals employ. The survey was open for just under 3 weeks, from December 1st to 20th 2008. In total, over 1200 designers and developers from around the world responded to the survey. Respondents were likely to be self-educating, “early adopters” who keep abreast of developments in their field. Here are the
tabular results.
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posted by netbros
on Jan 12, 2009 -
7 comments
When
Wired News redesigned as nearly standards compliant xhtml in fall of 2002, it was cause for a great deal of celebration. Since then other prominent sites like
ESPN and
PGA have jumped on the standards bandwagon, as have countless personal sites.
Today the SF Examiner launched a new site design which does
validate as xhtml. More interesting to me are their
category archives and
date archives, which mimic a weblog's simple and useful layout. Heck, I even love
the story pages which feature large leaded text (space between lines - the amount of "double spaceness") which is also blog-like, and makes for comfortable reading. As far as I know, SF Examiner is the first, but will this start a new wave of bandwidth-saving, well-designed newspaper redesigns? [via
veen]
posted by mathowie
on Aug 2, 2004 -
11 comments
