The web wasn't designed for graphics, and for the most part still isn't.
What made the web revolutionary was the hyperlink and, to this day, it is
the web's single most significant and important attribute. But what does it
matter what the web was designed for - it wouldn't be what it is today
To all the above - try not to forget about readabiity of text. That's about
40~65 symbols per line for example.
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Hi David from Opera,
Quote you:
I'm a member of that WG but honestly it is complete useless and out of date. It
was commissioned when 12kb all together was a big deal.
From the Mobile Web Best Practices course class I got an impression the
mobileOK Checker is an improved version (v1.4.1) but I
On 23 Aug 2010, at 20:28, tee wrote:
Hi David from Opera,
Quote you:
I'm a member of that WG but honestly it is complete useless and out
of date. It was commissioned when 12kb all together was a big deal.
From the Mobile Web Best Practices course class I got an impression
the mobileOK
