Tag: london
Hampstead Heath
Saturday 19 September 2009, 10:12 pm
After seeing this foliage map of the US (via kottke.org), I was initially a bit jealous.
Until I read this article encouraging Americans to visit London. Why? To see the view from the London Eye? To shop at Harrods? Nope. To see the fall foliage on Hampstead Heath.
I’ve mentioned Hampstead Heath recently [...]
All the London you need
Saturday 19 September 2009, 9:52 pm
Londonist has further improved TfL’s new, simpler Tube map.
It’s for tourists only, and it’s exactly what happens when you only consider a single group of users.
New Tube map: no zones, no Thames
Wednesday 16 September 2009, 7:35 am
The new Tube map is significantly less cluttered than the previous version, presumably in an attempt to address some of the criticism the Tube map has received lately.
Most of the information that has been removed isn’t essential for most commuters; however, as Londonist points out, the removal of zones might cause issues. Personally, I [...]
London Web Standards May: Structuring CSS
Thursday 7 May 2009, 9:44 pm
It’s that time of the month again. London Web Standards will be meeting on Monday, 11 May.
This time, Justin Cormack of Squiz UK will be leading a discussion on Structuring CSS.
He’ll be covering techniques for creating modular, maintainable CSS. Along the way, he’ll be talking about Squiz’s mashable design, Nicole Sullivan’s Object Oriented CSS and [...]
