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May 26, 2006

Microsoft Frontpage 2.0 = Expression Web Designer ?

Filed under: Blog, News — Sharaf @ 8:49 am

Microsoft is coming out with it’s own professional web development software, so called Expression Web Designer (aka Frontpage 2.0). According to the reviews, Microsoft has made significant improvements in this version of its web publishing tool. The tool has improved support for CSS, Accessibility and Web Standards. Expression Web Designer software will be rolled out with the Office 2007 suite. Read all about Expression Web Designer.

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Wanted: Web Producer

Filed under: Blog, Career & Professional Development — Sharaf @ 8:41 am

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is looking for a Web Producer, apply online through their web site.

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May 10, 2006

Web Jobs at Seattle Pacific University

Filed under: Blog, Career & Professional Development — Sharaf @ 3:22 pm

Seattle Pacific University is looking for a Web Communications Manager and a Web Designer to manage and develop their web presence. Apply through their web site.

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May 9, 2006

Targeting Target.com

Filed under: Blog, News, Usability & Accessibility — Sharaf @ 12:50 pm

Second largest retailer in the US, Target is sued by the National Federation of the Blind because target.com is not accessible to users with disabilities.

It’s time for all the big giant retailers to adhere to the Web Standards and the 508 Accessibility Guidelines.

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May 3, 2006

Microsoft Going Nowhere?

Filed under: Articles, Blog — Sharaf @ 4:22 pm

According to John Dvorak, Microsoft is dead in the water. via Slashdot.

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May 2, 2006

Search Engines battle for Internet Explorer 7

Filed under: Blog, News — Sharaf @ 12:43 pm

Google has filed a complaint with the U.S. and European antitrust regulators against Microsoft for using MSN as its default search engine on its new Internet Explorer 7 browser. These search engines will continue their battle for our browsers and desktops, but who will benefit from this? Nobody, except, the companies involved, not the consumers. I am surprised that Yahoo! did not follow Google on this issue.

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