Nick Bradbury

House of CSS

Russ Weakley just pointed me to this very nice demonstration which creates a house using CSS - and no images.

Mozilla site redesigned with TopStyle

Earlier today I mentioned that Dave Shea is responsible for the Mozilla site redesign - it turns out that he used TopStyle to do it :)

Yahoo! News Search via RSS

Jeremy Zawodny shows how to generate RSS feeds from keyword searches of Yahoo! News (via Lockergnome's RSS Resource).

Mozilla keeps moving

The Mozilla Foundation has been hard at work: Mozilla 1.5 has been released, and Firebird 0.7 is also out. While you're downloading, be sure to check out the Mozilla website beta, created by Dave Shea of CSS Zen Garden fame.

iTunes for Windows

Apple has just released iTunes for Windows.
Update: Arstechnica has a well-done analysis of iTunes.

TypePad's Official Launch

A belated congratulations to Six Apart on the official launch of TypePad. I switched to TypePad from my own custom blog solution back in August, and I haven't had any regrets.

Checks and balances of web standards

Eric Meyer writes about the checks and Balances of web standards (via DigitalWeb).

Why Mozilla matters

Jon Udell shares his thoughts on the importance of Mozilla in the world of Web services.

Floatutorial

Listamatic creator Russ Weakley has just launched Floatutorial, a handy tutorial which shows the basics of floating elements.

Developers gripe about IE standards inaction

News.com is reporting that web developers are demanding that Microsoft improve IE's CSS support. This quote from the article sums up my thoughts on this matter:

"Web developers and makers of Web authoring tools say the software giant has allowed CSS bugs to linger for years, undermining technology that promises to significantly cut corporate Web site design costs."