Reconfiguring 15 years of old-school blogging.

A quick walkthrough, with a tip for dealing with Jekyll post properties.

Last summer, the team at Funsize invited ProPublica down to Austin for a studio tradition they call Method Week.

Several app makers have banded together to protest the shutdown of Twitter’s streaming APIs.

The latest installment in the A Book Apart series if a great way to get up to speed on SVG.

Interesting piece from Wired about Dropbox’s shift away from Amazon’s cloud and onto one of their own devising.

CSS maestro Dan Cederholm returns to the A Book Apart series with the release of Sass for Web Designers.

Last week I was tearing my hair out trying to track down why the latest version of this site was rendering so badly in legacy versions of Internet Explorer. Here’s what I found.

A great fluid layout technique that doesn’t require hard-coding horizontal margins.

Yesterday was my birthday, so I gave myself the gift of a redesign.

Video of my talk about digital publishing at the re:build conference in Indianapolis.

So it looks like we’ll be getting a main element in HTML5 after all. Good news. But Jeremy Keith poses a question I’ve been wondering about too.

A fully fluid redesign.

To repurpose a line a U.S. president: I’m not opposed to laws, I’m opposed to dumb laws. And SOPA is a dangerously dumb law.

A handy tool for simulating limited bandwidth.

Every so often something rolls around that makes the field feel new, and for me, this is most definitely it.

Puzzling out issues with HTML5 and wrapping block-level content.

Introducing a new tool for calculating layout grids.

How your designs scale with use is one of those things you need to diligently revisit and tweak as products mature.

If you’ve been to BusinessWeek.com lately, you may have noticed our article pages sporting some nifty new functionality.

Jeffrey Zeldman stopped by the office to talk web standards with BusinessWeek’s “Innovation of the Week” podcast.

Nielsen has announced it will begin focusing on “time spent” instead of pageviews as the key measure of website user engagement.

Dealing with reality of ads.

Rolling out the next phase of a redesign.

If you’ve set up WordPress in a localhost testing environment you may already be familiar with the vagaries of site_url and home.

With the release of OS X 10.4.4, the default socket location for PHP and MySQL has been moved.

Ah, the iframe. So we meet again.

Redesigning BusinessWeek’s website.

Want to scramble the Flash 8 compiler’s brain? (Or more likely your own?)

Tomorrow, Internet Explorer for Mac will shuffle off this mortal coil.

Like lots of Flash folk, I’ve got a real love/hate relationship going with the V2 components.

Holy cow! Steve Jobs featured the BusinessWeek News Widget in his WWDC keynote today.

If you’ve installed WordPress on an OS X system and can’t figure out why your permalinks won’t function, this may help.

Got an OS X disk image that flat-out refuses to eject? Here’s how to fix it.