Update: Sadly, this venture did not work out as I had planned. In fact, Accessible Computing currently owes me more than $5,000 for work completed that was not paid for. Word of caution to developers who may try and get work from this company: DO NOT EVEN CONSIDER IT! You will be sorry that you did. (more…)

Editor— Yeah, I know I used the non-word “ain’t” in the title, but if I had used “isn’t” in its place then it would still read WYSIWYG and this is different. Different, indeed.

Way back in the days before the Web Standards were a hit, a great deal of so-called “professional” Web designers utilized tools called “what you see is what you get” (WYSIWYG) editors. These tools allowed the designer to create Web page layouts by simply dragging, dropping, and editing items on the page à la Microsoft Word® or another word processor. (more…)

A Collection of Useless Bits and Trivial Drivel.

Hello there and welcome to “A Designer’s Mind,” my little space to share knowledge and curse humanity’s ignorance. But really, I thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to visit me. With all that Web browsing and Instant Messaging with clueless project managers, you must have an extremely full schedule. ;-) (more…)