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Article — 4 March 2011 — 635 words

Adapted from a post originally published on the University of St Andrews Digital Communications team blog. Today, Microsoft launched a big push aimed at “Moving the world off Internet Explorer 6”. IE6 Countdown aims to educate people about why they need to upgrade their browsers. The target is for IE6 to account for less than […]

Article — 23 February 2011 — 320 words

Printing out webpages

Web

Work: University of St Andrews

Adapted from a post originally published on the University of St Andrews Digital Communications team blog. Did you know it is possible for webpages to print out in a print-friendly format automatically? From time to time we are asked if we can add ‘print-friendly’ pages to the website. But this functionality has always been on […]

Article — 13 August 2010 — 1,433 words

Making the Student Handbook mobile-friendly

User experience — Web

Work: Mobile-friendly Student Handbook

Adapted from a post originally published on the University of St Andrews Digital Communications team blog. Yesterday I wrote a post about our first steps into the mobile web. Today I will look at what I had to do to make it happen. Learning about the principles The first step was to think about the […]

Article — 12 August 2010 — 598 words

First steps into mobile

User experience — Web

Work: Mobile-friendly Student Handbook

Adapted from a post originally published on the University of St Andrews Digital Communications team blog. I thought I would try and take the advice of Brian Kelly who has suggested that web team members write a post a month about their work. It is particularly interesting that after coming back from IWMW I was […]

Article — 7 September 2007 — 2,187 words

20 reasons why I will put my blogs on my CV (and three reasons why I might not)

Business — Society — Technology

Yesterday I looked at the dilemma facing a blogging job hunter (ie. me). Should I put my blog on my CV? Rhys Wynne and Rich Minx think that blogging gives you lots of skills that employers find desirable. The Devil’s Kitchen has added his thoughts here and asks if there are any more skills that […]

Article — 5 April 2006 — 72 words

Not naked

Web

I’m not taking part in the Naked Day thingy, although it is quite interesting. If you’re really eager to see what this place looks like without any clothes on, Firefox users can just go into View > Page Style > No Style. As far as I’m aware that does the same thing. At least if […]

Tag: CSS

Saying goodbye to Internet Explorer 6

Printing out webpages

Making the Student Handbook mobile-friendly

First steps into mobile

20 reasons why I will put my blogs on my CV (and three reasons why I might not)

Not naked