Maybe it’s because John Oxton was once a chef that he opted for Bite instead of Byte, but who cares? Last year (and this year), Drew McClellan launched a highly successful advent calendar for web designers called 24 Ways. Each day in the run-up to Christmas, there’d be a little nugget of information about how to achieve effects in XHTML/CSS.

Well, Bite Size Standards is the all-year-round version of 24 Ways. (Almost) every day, a new article is posted looking at some aspect of site design or another. There’s always a surprise and you end up thinking “Damn, I’ve always wondered how they do that!”

BSS fell by the wayside until recently when management of the site was undertaken by Andrea Arbogast. I’ve been a follower of Andrea’s for a while now (in a non-stalker way) and I think it’s great that she’s involved in this and driving it forward!

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