• Color Scheme Tool Accounts For Color Blindness

    Color Scheme by Pixy Cruising Toni Allen’s design post archives I found this post, Comprehensive Color Tool, which links to Color Scheme by Pixy. Color Scheme is a free, web-based color scheme tool with almost as much power as paid applications like Color Impact. What really sets Color Scheme by Pixy apart from any other…

  • Adobe’s Microsoft Strategy

    Adobe’s Microsoft Strategy – The Design Weblog – design.weblogsinc.com “ In case anyone forgot, Chizen runs down the the Adobe vs. Microsoft score card. At this point in the game the Redmond team is behind by 5. A subtle driving home of the point that Adobe is cooler than Microsoft: “Meanwhile, we get to partner…

  • Nortel The Next Enron?

    Excite Money & Investing “ TORONTO (Reuters) – Nortel Networks Corp. (NT) (NT) fired its top three executives on Wednesday and said accounting problems already under investigation by regulators ran deeper than expected. The surprise announcement from North America’s largest maker of telecommunications equipment sent its shares plunging as investors speculated that an accounting review…

  • An Olive Branch To Jamie Leigh

    Thursday, shortly after posting Ban Jamie Leigh From Blogs, I received a nasty e-mail from Miss Leigh. It was disjointed and disorganized, contained several junior high level attempts at personal attack, made little sense, and redressed a few things that I never said. I wondered if maybe it was based on a form letter she…

  • Ban Jamie Leigh From Blogs

    I call upon the blogosphere to ban Jamie Leigh from blogs. Report her to MT-Blacklist so that her URL, jamieleigh.net, and her name are banned from commenting on MT blogs. Bloggers using other systems should do the same. I have already banned her permanently from the Saturday Slant and my site, but she continues to…

  • 81% of Websites Inaccessible to Disabled, So Is The Report That Says So

    Illustration from the DRC Easy Read Summary of the report. © Copyright DRC. Silicon.com reports: “ An investigation into the accessibility of the internet has slammed the majority of websites for being unusable for disabled would-be web surfers. Deaf, blind and dyslexic users are all being let down badly by the majority of website designers…