We are a few weeks behind on this one but OCUPOP would like to congratulate our friends Tony and Nicole and welcome Archer Evan Cooke to the world (Wide Web).
Archer currently spends his days sleeping to the soothingly subliminal sounds of Edward Tufte books on tape.
In his spare time, he enjoys hanging out on MySpace and putting off prepping for the PSAT.
Kids these days…
Welcome Archer aboard and check out his site at archer.40weight.com
Nick O, one of the smartest guys I ever had the pleasure of sharing a quad cube with, has come up with a nifty CSS method for multiple column table-free layouts which uses a little bit of extra code to avoid a lot of extra cross-browser headache.
Read about CSS Sleeves and take a look at Jellyfish, a Madison-based “Buying Engine” that Nick worked on.
From the frequently good Andrei Michael Herasimchuk at Design By Fire.
“…Please consider releasing eight to twelve core fonts into the public domain. The amount of revenue lost from a small core set of fonts surely can’t have a significant impact on Adobe’s bottom line. And the gesture of releasing such a set into the public domain would have many positive ripple effects for years to come…”