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These are the posts from September 2007

September 25, 2007
Posted by Eddie

95% done moving

I moved most of the large items this weekend. I still have a few odds and ends (less than one car-full) left at the house. One more trip, and then one trip to wash the carpets, and I should be fully vacated from the old location, and fully “in” the new. Of [...]

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Posted Under personal red sox

September 18, 2007
Posted by Eddie

Thought for the day

My thought for the day is this:
Everyone should keep usability in mind while performing their job. While creating something (especially like a website), some aspects end up being unrelated—graphic design to programmers, implementation details to designers, etc—however usability should be an part of every aspect of the creation process. There are an unending [...]

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September 12, 2007
Posted by Eddie

welcome to fall

I’ve been keeping an eye on the Red Sox game all night on my computer. When I saw David Ortiz up in the 9th with a man on, and down by 1 run, I went running into the living room and turned on the TV. He fouled off one pitch, and then, just in [...]

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Posted by Eddie

blurry focus

I’ve been working on the same project for about 4 weeks now. 4 weeks straight. It’s the re-design of certain parts of a big site using CSS. Sounds like nothing, but the constraints of the re-design are that it must function almost exactly like the old. Therein lies the difficulty.
It is [...]

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Posted Under ie microsoft

September 6, 2007
Posted by Eddie

CSS Shorthand Cheat Sheet

If there is one thing that I’m a sucker for, it’s cheat sheets. I love letting my eyes fall upon a single page and navigate right to what I’m looking for. It takes the whole “open book, locate index, look up word, find page, find where on page” process out and beats it [...]

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Posted Under design fonts

September 4, 2007
Posted by Eddie

Pushing Browsers

So I have been working on a small piece of navigation at work. Tabs, to be exact. Multiple items, but no more than 5 at a time. Variable length titles (including some rather long). As it is a list of links, of course, I wanted to use an unordered list. [...]

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Posted Under firefox ie microsoft standards

September 1, 2007
Posted by admin

…all this traffic.

…all this traffic.
Originally uploaded by ed_welker

Getting away from all this traffic and signing the lease to my new place today. Woo hoo! Or at least I think woo hoo.
Not going to start moving in yet, because I have a month overlap to do that.
Slightly scared, however, that I am looking forward to going back there [...]

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Posted by Eddie

Minor design update

So I tweaked the CSS and arrived at this. I kinda like it. It reminds me of a pair of eighties boating shorts, not quite sure why. It isn’t the most pleasing design, but that is intentional. Clean wasn’t the goal, I was aiming for something more… me. Well, enough me as [...]

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