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  1. Anyone going to #uxlondon in 2010? about 1 hour ago from Seesmic
  2. @alteredeye True. Good (visual) design should not mean bad accessibility. about 10 hours ago from TwitterBerry
  3. @jeswinlopez Very interesting. Must read this more thoroughly. Thanks for this. about 13 hours ago from TwitterBerry
  4. @DarenBBC I don't think so for both. But who's to say they won't change it in future. Everything is possible on The Web. about 13 hours ago from TwitterBerry
  5. @snookca I once tried using separate CSS files for different components during dev and it was too much hassle for no real benefit. about 13 hours ago from TwitterBerry
  6. @cssglobe Been lookin' for this fancy input fields one. Thanks. about 14 hours ago from TwitterBerry
  7. @snookca Definitely. And also bad practice from http request point of view (i.e. Yahoo UI performance guidelines). about 14 hours ago from TwitterBerry
  8. @joelanman But is it an actual business making money? Let's not forget the idea that businesses are about making profit. about 23 hours ago from TwitterBerry
  9. @joelanman Casual gaming is a pattern, but a strange one. Did those companies actually launch on FaceBook? 9:29 AM Nov 30th from TwitterBerry
  10. My latest blog post. 'Semantic uses of <img> HTML tag'. http://digg.com/u1HEyX 8:29 PM Nov 28th from Seesmic
  11. @joelanman Casual gaming is a good candidate. IKEA example is flawed I think, since it's not a 'business launch'. No patterns there though. 5:41 AM Nov 28th from Seesmic in reply to joelanman
  12. This time last year #socialweb freaks were saying: 'Businesses are launching on FaceBook!' Ain't s**t launching on FaceBook. 9:49 AM Nov 26th from TwitterBerry
  13. Another poor developer bites the Steve Jobs bullet. http://digg.com/u1H3Cl #Apple Feel sorry for the app developer! 4:05 AM Nov 25th from Seesmic
  14. There's nothing better in #Agile than writing a requirement down in words IMHO. 1:36 AM Nov 25th from Seesmic
  15. Is there a better way to randomise an array in #PHP without using shuffle()? shuffle() is bad since it messes up identifiers. 9:40 AM Nov 24th from Seesmic
  16. RT @bendodson: Tickets for the next #londonwebstandards meetup on Astronomy, Machine Tags, and YQL are now available: http://bit.ly/69LuHX 5:15 AM Nov 23rd from Seesmic
  17. Superfish drop down menu is by far the best. Love it! #jquery #webdevelopment 3:10 AM Nov 23rd from Seesmic
  18. @DarenBBC What was the problem? 7:04 AM Nov 21st from TwitterBerry
  19. What are these conflicting news stories about Google Chrome OS? 8:49 AM Nov 20th from TwitterBerry
  20. Two things I don't like about #MySQL: date format handling and NULL value handling. Everything else is perfect. #database 1:24 AM Nov 19th from TwitterBerry
  • Name Jason Grant
  • Location London, United Kingdom
  • Web http://flexewebs.com
  • Bio CEO, Flexewebs Ltd. Author of emerging book: 'Semantic User Interfaces - The Best Practices'. XHTML, CSS, W3C. UXD @ direct.gov.uk.
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