Interviews with people who are either involved with the development of CSS3, or such big names in web development that we value their opinions.
Excerpt: Next up in our now probably well known series of interviews is the lovely Jina Bolton, it's good stuff, so keep reading! Could you introduce yourself and give a bit of background? I recently moved to Silicon Valley after living 5 years in Memphis, Tennessee (I went to an art school ther
Excerpt: Hi John, thanks for agreeing to this interview! Could you introduce yourself a bit to our readers? Sure! I've been a software developer, running my own company Westciv, with my business partner Maxine Sherrin since 1993. We've been selling software online since 1995, which of course lead u
Excerpt: Too many people see the Web a bit like television: who ever heard of incompatible content? If there is an error, it's because the TV set is broken, or maybe the antenna. On the Web, it is much more likely that the content is invalid, but try to explain that to users who just want to buy their holi
Excerpt: The announcement of the formation of the CSS Eleven has caused quite a stir in the web development community, with a few questions raised over the self-appointed nature of the group and the way the announcement has been presented. One thing that everyone agrees on, however, is that there's a clear a
Excerpt: Here's the concluding part of our interview with Håkon (you can read the first part here). Name the top five CSS3 features you'd like all major browsers to support in their next major release. Here's some of my favorites: Backgrounds and borders Media queries Multi-column layout Selecto
