The hypermedia home and weblog of web design and multimedia student, Remi Prevost, based in Quebec City.
Just installed Greasemonkey on Firefox, and it’s… wow!
The only problem — well, not problem; what makes it unique — is that it works only on client-side. So, you can write a script to correct a bug on your site, but I’ll only work for you. Except if you force your visitors to download it :-P
If you are one of the 5 regular reader of this weblog, you probably noticed that I didn’t post a lot during the last weeks. Reasons:
P.S. - Oh and by the way, I switched back to the Lick theme (which I think is great), ‘cause I got bored of the latest one…
Have you ever noticed that you can’t export your blogroll from Bloglines to import it in another news aggregator? Weird, isn’t it? ;-)
What I did (to make a short story).
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
And a lot of other cool things.
I’m going to New York City this weekend (May 14th and 15h) with students and teachers from my school.
Gotta be fun.
As said in my last post, I — with some friends — started a french weblog (called élyste) talking about web standards, semantic web, accessibilty, design, and such.
And to start, we have a nice article by Marc-Antoine talking the different types of web design layout (fixed, liquid, elastic, etc.)
Enjoy! Especially you, french readers! :)
I had an idea yesterday… There are a lot of weblogs talking about web design, standards and such… But not a lot of them are in french.
I told myself, Why not make a weblog in french talking about web development, semantic web, etc. to become a “respected” designer?
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I’ve been realizing few days ago that I’m not very good at writing in english… And I’m a bit better at writing in french. So it would be much easier for me to write articles and/or weblog posts in my first language.
And besides, there are some french/québecois readers in here, aren’t there?
P.S. - I’m not quite sure what the name of the blog would be. Eg: somename.exomel.com.
