Thursday, March 29, 2007
Melting glass with metal
Guess I just have a nose for champagne. I came to Cape Cod this evening, just as friend and fellow CMU troublemaker Benton Jones had an offer accepted for the purchase of a house right down the road from his Millstone Gallery in Brewster. Not a done deal yet, but exciting nonetheless.
Having arrived the day after An Event Apart, I quickly launched into a lecture on the sanctity of semantic content, using examples from Eric Meyer's CSS: The Definitive Guide
to describe the serene beauty of Web standards. It clicked. Benton now knows what has to be done to punch up his site, as well as a site that he's helping some neighbors design for their kennel.
In the meantime, if you can handle the table-based HTML, you can still check out Benton's kiln-formed glass fused with metal.
Having arrived the day after An Event Apart, I quickly launched into a lecture on the sanctity of semantic content, using examples from Eric Meyer's CSS: The Definitive Guide
to describe the serene beauty of Web standards. It clicked. Benton now knows what has to be done to punch up his site, as well as a site that he's helping some neighbors design for their kennel.In the meantime, if you can handle the table-based HTML, you can still check out Benton's kiln-formed glass fused with metal.
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