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Ten Buzzwords and What They Mean
October 31st, 2006 - by Brett Derricott - Salt Lake City, UtahAdmit it. You’ve used a buzzword in a conversation without really knowing what it means. Or someone else used one and you just played along as if you knew exactly what they were talking about. It’s tough to keep up with all of the new techie-buzzwords.
For those of you with buzzword anxiety, here’s a plain-English explanation of the ten buzzwords that you’re most likely to hear in your next website project discussion.
Web Standards and Why You Should Care
October 16th, 2006 - by Brett Derricott - Salt Lake City, UtahYou may have heard a lot lately about “Web standards.” I think it’s a good thing that web standards are getting more attention. We’ll all (designers, developers, website visitors) benefit from an increased adoption of Web standards. If you’re wondering what Web standards are and why you should care, read on my friend.
