Posts Tagged ‘Jeremy’
Show 81: Money Matters
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Posted in Podcast on the 29-05-2007 | 2 Comments
This week on Boagworld: Paul gives advice to those who work with content management systems. Marcus finally talks about charge out rates and we talk to Dan Mall and Mark Huot about swfIR.
Show 77: A dream?
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Posted in Podcast on the 30-04-2007 | 5 Comments
On this week’s show: Paul talks about how a client’s work is never done, Marcus looks at dealing with scope creep and we review Dreamweaver CS3 (is it really worth upgrading?).
Show 74: Marcus 2.0
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Posted in Podcast on the 11-04-2007 | 9 Comments
This week: Is scrolling a bad thing, using frameworks to speed development, encouraging goodwill among your visitors and Marcus 2.0.
Show 65: Dying (Man Flu!)
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Posted in Podcast on the 30-01-2007 | 5 Comments
This week on the Boagworld Podcast, Paul and Marcus drag themselves from their death beds to share why you should care about Vista, which browsers you should support and introduce you to the exciting world of terms and conditions. Oh yes and Drew McLellan explains the pros and cons of Ruby on Rails.
Show 62: Glitches
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Posted in Podcast on the 08-01-2007 | 15 Comments
This week sees the launch of the new format show and despite a few audio problems it worked well. We discuss handling difficult requests from clients, the upcoming boagworld meetup and when to redesign your site. Jeremy Keith also shares his thoughts on when and where to implement Microformats.
2007
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Posted in News on the 04-01-2007 | 8 Comments
Well I am back from my Christmas break and I am really looking forward to 2007. In particular I can’t wait to get going on the new .net podcast and the revised boagworld show.
My Sledge Hammer List
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Posted in Random on the 04-12-2006 | 18 Comments
I got into a very strange conversation today on Twitter that resulted in Chris Heilmann suggesting I broke the hands of any designer I felt was more talented than me. With that in mind here is the list of people I intend to attack with a sledge hammer at SXSW.
Refresh06
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Posted in Random on the 19-11-2006 | 6 Comments
So Refresh06 is now over and I am mere moments away from heading back to the UK. Although the conference suffered from the occasional hiccup it has been incredibly enjoyable and I have been inspired by the amazing people I have met.
No show: Making Marcus Jealous
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Posted in News on the 14-11-2006 | 4 Comments
Just a quick reminder that there will be no boagworld podcast this week as I am living it up in Florida.
Book recommendations
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Posted in Reviews on the 26-05-2006 | 5 Comments
One of the most common questions I get emailed with is “what book would you recommend for XXX”. As I find myself continually recommending the same set I thought I would post a list of them here.
External Links and new windows
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Posted in Tech/Development on the 31-01-2006 | 29 Comments
Not long ago I shared some advice on handling links within your web pages. Today I want to cover linking to external sites. However, be warned, this is not a normal boagworld.com post… it contains code!
Web Design Podcast (9) – Jeremy Keith Interview
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Posted in Podcast on the 18-10-2005 | 9 Comments
This week Paul is joined by Jeremy Keith, author of DOM Scripting and joint head of the WASP DOM Scripting Task Force. Paul and Jeremy look at how to take the principles of web standards a step further by separating function from content as well as just design.
Web Design Podcast (8) – Jakob Nielsen
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Posted in Podcast on the 10-10-2005 | 11 Comments
This week usability guru, Jakob Nielsen, has released his top ten web design mistakes for 2005. Paul and Marcus review the article and provide their own unique perspective on the great man of usability!
@Media2005
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Posted in News on the 13-06-2005 | 2 Comments
@Media 2005 was the first Web standards and accessibility conference here in the UK and only the second worldwide. The conference demonstrated a growing commitment to building accessible and standards friendly web sites.
So what came out of the conference and why will it affect the way we all build web sites.
