‘Five Minute Argument’ is the personal site of Bobby Jack, a London-based Web Developer.
In which two popular browsers confound all expectations.
A bit about link ‘footprints’, ‘block-level’ links, and HTML 5.
Fixing boagworld’s wobbly menu
Presenting a greasemonkey script to fix the sidebar menu on boagworld.com.
“Don’t duplicate link text in the title attribute”
A brief response to a 456 Berea Street post.
The fallacy of ‘the fold’: part two
Even if we had a universal, predictable fold on the web, it might not even be of that much use anyway.
The fallacy of ‘the fold’: part one
The ‘fold’ is a far less important concept on the web than it is in print. This article describes the first set of reasons why.
The ‘expanding columns’ problem
Microsoft Windows still leads the way in flouting principles of usability.
Recent changes to the fma homepage have, hopefully, created a ‘best of all worlds’ layout.
Another simple method to encourage in-bound linking.
‘Five Minute Argument’ is the personal site of Bobby Jack, a London-based Web Developer.