If you do not need all the bells and whistles I would recommend TextWrangler.
Free versions should still be available online and its bigger brother BBEdit is
overkill for basic web editing.
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I would be interested in doing this.
Nathan Rogers
T 216-707-2545
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Dyson-Smith
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One interesting thing to keep in mind wit the ‘Magic Number Seven’ is that it
is one of those things that everybody believes to be true but has little basis
in practice. Here’s a nice summary of why it is not particularly relevant for
visual design (as are many of the things on this site if you
It sounds like what you need to do is a bit of guerrilla education for people
on good methods of writing for the web versus things that are not appropriate
for a professional setting. I have dealt with (and still am) a similar
situation. The best approach I find is often to do a better version w
Depending what you need there are a number of resources out there
http://www.userzoom.com/ is a great tool if you don't have the ability to do
everything in house.
http://52weeksofux.com/
That is the tip of the iceberg - if you search for blog posts there are
hundreds of 'best of' lists out the
