I would love captioning on web video, it just doesn't happen :(

The most common validation error is neglecting to specify an alt attribute for img elements

I'll never forget the GIS guys asking me what the big deal was about KML.

It all sounds very promising, but if you’re hoping for IE 8 Beta 1 to catch up with other contemporary browsers, you’d better lower your expectations a bit.

!explain hellfrozenover

Best part... last paragraph.

five years ago, when IE’s dominance was largely taken for granted (and, ironically, right around the time that the above two events started to happen), Silverlight would have been Windows-only and IE-only.

yay

Before she left Adobe to take the worst job at Google ... she stated outright that she didn’t see how H1 really is a higher-level heading than H2 through H6. That was open to debate. She actually said that. Then Google hired her to run accessibility.

You should preferably know your way around XML and SOAP or at least be able to lie very convincingly and learn exceedingly quickly when caught out.

As of 1 September last year, every website built for a government agency is required by law to use: * valid HTML 4.01 or XHTML 1.0

adobe takes PDF, opens it and lets the ISO take care of it

uhh yeah

how to 'properly' code PHP according to PEAR

finally some great explanation...

i have thought this from day one, a good person can never stop learning

this looks extremely impressive

ever wonder the differences between rss and atom? here they are...

my pick is #4.

I'm not sure if I agree with CapsOnEveryWord... but looks like a great guide anyway.

this is why i serve it to you as application-xml/xhtml if your browser supports it

layers of websites, what layer does what