Category Archives: web design

Traffic on I-95 in Delaware has always been surprisingly terrible, made worse by the fact that you have to pay a two dollar toll for the privilege. So, when driving home from Delaware yesterday, I was excited to see this billboard: DelDot is stepping up to improve the experience, dial down the congestion. I am [...]

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The Naked Truth: Robleto.com on CSS Naked Day

One of the primary concepts of modern web design is the separation of style and content. For many years when table layouts, tags and inline attributes likeroamed the web, it was impossible to disconnect the two; but, with the advent of stylesheets, separation it became an achievable goal. I have spent years advocating building web [...]

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Off to SXSW

After I finish writing this post, I am closing down the laptop, putting it in carry-on and heading out to the airport to attend the South by Southwest conference. I am particularly excited to get to hear discussion about the latest trends and techniques, and being able to network with like-minded peers who all share [...]

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The January issue of Fast Company lists the 10 Hot Jobs for 2007, and on the list is Web Designer. I also have experience with viral marketing, art direction, blogging and experience designing, so I am all over the hot map. 10 Hot Jobs for 2007

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Keeping up-to-date: Robleto.com redesigned

This is Robleto.com 5.0, the fifth major overhaul of my website all about me. Each previous redesign updated the look and feel of the site, and improved the code underneath. This latest addresses goes even deeper, addressing the purpose of the site and how to handle outdated content. Previously, Robleto.com delved into numerous personal topics [...]

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