12/3/2003 11:07:52 PM – Posted by Nick Finck: It is now officially winter and the cold weather outside makes it a good time for those indoor projects. Something a lot of sites have been meaning to do is to implement globalization. Thankfully we have Ken Westin to write a great article about how to implement Web Globalization On A Local Budget. Ken takes us through the ins and outs of offering translated versions of a web pages as well as the localization of content. All of this can, in fact, be done on a shoestring budget. It’s time to start thinking worldwide for the Web. See you next week with another great issue.
12/2/2003 09:17:31 PM – Posted by Nick Finck: A new issue of First Monday is out. There are several great articles in this issue. Most of them focused on society and technology. Too many to list here. Check out Beth Mazur’s round up on IDblog for more details on the issue.
12/2/2003 01:07:33 PM – Posted by Nick Finck: I am sure most of you have heard about the three-click rule. The rule simply states that every piece of content on a site should take no more than three clicks to access. Well, it seems that Josh Porter is attempting to debunk the three-click rule through known facts acquired in user testing. [from Nick Bradbury]
12/1/2003 03:57:34 PM – Posted by Nick Finck: It appears that our good friend, Dave Shea, is looking for work. If you know of a full-time web design gig in the Vancouver, B.C., Canada area, please let him know. For the record, I consider Dave one of the foremost CSS experts in the industry.
