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  1. @curlybex Enjoy Lovebox and love to the crew. Hanging in Brockwell Park today at the country fair insteadabout 12 hours ago from Nambu in reply to curlybex
  2. Sweet! #nvda http://www.nvda-project.org finally supports listing elements by links, headings and landmarks (via @vicko8)about 17 hours ago from Nambu
  3. . @csunwebmaster Have seen those, they look amazing. We're thinking more along the lines of a barge then dropping shipping containers inabout 17 hours ago from Nambu in reply to csunwebmaster
  4. sitting at paddington basin waiting for @chaals hoping the sky doesn't dump on us...8:26 AM Jul 17th from dabr
  5. An excellent quick start boiler plate from @rem for HTML5 http://bit.ly/bBsn56:54 AM Jul 17th from Nambu
  6. . @gy4nt Apparently not but still haven't checked properly yet.6:52 AM Jul 17th from Nambu in reply to gy4nt
  7. Excellent Friday afternoon pressie, a Google Wave account.6:37 AM Jul 17th from Nambu
  8. HTML5 quick tips: sections, Doctype and ARIA. Primarily for the uninitiated http://snurl.com/nf47x6:36 AM Jul 17th from Nambu
  9. . @brucel @rem hgroup seems half baked. I want to separate website title from structure therefore stopping the h1 debate http://tr.im/sMgA5:39 AM Jul 17th from Nambu
  10. So <hgroup> around the site name <h1> and site tag line <h2> contained in a <header> renders headings as just one H1.4:33 AM Jul 17th from Nambu
  11. Thank you @stcaccess: Point all developers you know (including yourself perhaps?) to http://tr.im/sLDc for lots of developer goodness4:05 AM Jul 17th from Nambu
  12. Oh yes @hiantonia meet @jamieknight and vice versa (if you haven't already). Both experts in your fields with lots in common me thinks.4:00 AM Jul 17th from Nambu in reply to hiantonia
  13. Useful tool for testing structure in HTML5 from @gsnedders http://tr.im/sLAO Tests the outline algorithm.3:58 AM Jul 17th from Nambu
  14. As @JamieKnight says "web design is one of the industries in which we (autistic ppl) can thrive" It's all about finding your niche2:50 AM Jul 17th from Nambu
  15. . @ahiggi Wasn't me who said "exploitation". I think it looks like a solid initiative by someone who understands: a Dad with an autistic son2:39 AM Jul 17th from Nambu in reply to ahiggi
  16. Software testing and appropriate work for people with autism. All possible if you play to strengths http://tinyurl.com/n5u8fo via @hiantonia1:45 AM Jul 17th from Nambu
  17. . @radekstangel A few more HTML5 ppl to follow: @brucel, @rem, @johnallsopp, @cssquirrel, @hixie #followfriday12:39 AM Jul 17th from Nambu
  18. @radekstangel Why thank you :)12:34 AM Jul 17th from Nambu
  19. Kept awake by foxes eating somebody else's Chinese take-out in the garden last night. Carnage.12:19 AM Jul 17th from Nambu
  20. @ourmaninjapan thanks for that, will have a play and see how that goes10:35 AM Jul 16th from Nambu in reply to ourmaninjapan
  • Name iheni
  • Location London, UK
  • Web http://www.iheni.com
  • Bio Accessibility and standards advocate, Sinaphile, kickboxer and Chinese foodie.
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