Last week, a conversation arose as to the best way to mark-up a form consisting of horizontal, label and text field combinations. I have thought about it for a bit and would agree that tables are sometimes a workable means for organizing form elements. At the same time, I am not sure that definition lists are inappropriate, either.

Forms: Definition Lists or Tables? Article posted by Alex Bischoff in CSS/XHTML .

How much can you update a SharePoint portal’s visual punch when you only have access to the themes? Those are mostly color schemes, right? We discuss the basic steps in creating custom themes for more compelling designs.

SharePoint Bound Article posted by Christian Bradford in , CSS/XHTML .

Webmaster Jam Session is this week. We’ll have several folks in attendance and one presenting on application interface design.

Webmaster Jam Session 2007 Article posted by EMC_Events in CSS/XHTML, User Experience .

Web Standards are catching on among web designers and front-end developers. But the benefits of an approach based on Web Standards are generally lesser-known among technical architects and back-end developers. See how Web Standards provide the power of separation much like SOA, MVC, and other multi-tier architectures do.

Web Standards Basics Article posted by Mark Kraemer in , CSS/XHTML .

When I joined Geniant last December, there had already been some discussion about building a company blog. After Jared finished creating the new logo for Geniant, there was enough in place to move forward in expanding the brand. Based on Garrett’s wireframes, Jared handed to me a few brilliantly done Photoshop documents, and I began the process of turning them into code.

Building the Blog Article posted by Nathan Smith in , CSS/XHTML .