Joe - like your work.
Point 2 about interested amateurs is more a commentary about the state
of web design in general, not specifically those working in govt
departments ;-)
More about the guidelines lacking teeth:
Cabinet paper is here.
This may be completely off topic, but I feel I should rant to you lot as
you all share my views...
I've noticed quite a few kiwis on this list, and that is *awesome*! It
means more standards based design and development in our fair land...or
so you'd think.
I get _very_ depressed when i see high
On 7 Dec 2004, at 2:19 PM, Darren Wood wrote:
I get _very_ depressed when i see high profile[1] new zealand sites
completely drop the ball[2]...
So, jump in with irresistable proposals for redevelopment, and plan on
retiring early!
N
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Omnivision. Websight.
Wood
Sent: Tuesday, 7 December 2004 4:19 p.m.
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [WSG] New Zealand Web Standards??
This may be completely off topic, but I feel I should rant to you lot as
you all share my views...
I've noticed quite a few kiwis on this list, and that is *awesome*! It
means more
On 07/12/2004, at 2:19 PM, Darren Wood wrote:
I get _very_ depressed when i see high profile[1] new zealand sites
completely drop the ball[2]...
I'm guessing there's an equal percentage of Australian sites who
neglect standards. I don't think it's a NZ-specific issue, and nor do
I think us
Darren Wood wrote:
I
get _very_ depressed when i see high profile[1] new zealand sites
completely drop the ball[2]...
A few months back (maybe even a year) the NZ government released web
guidelines for all their websites.[3]
I think it's about 2 years old now. I was on the working
Darren Wood wrote:
I
get _very_ depressed when i see high profile[1] new zealand sites
completely drop the ball[2]...
A few months back (maybe even a year) the NZ government released web
guidelines for all their websites.[3]
I think it's about 2 years old now. I was on the working group
duh me.
OK... I agree with you Mike =)
Terrence Wood.
russ - maxdesign wrote:
I agree with your thinking Russ... web standards are a means to an end
not the end itself. They represent a philosophy, framework or tool set.
Jut to clarify, that email was sent by me on behalf of Mike Brown, who is
