Web2.0. Blog. Webdev. Experience. Hosting. Browsers. Introducing dabblet: An interactive CSS playground. I loved JSFiddle ever since I first used it.
Being able to test something almost instantly and without littering my hard drive opened new possibilities for me. I use it daily for experiments, browser bug testcases, code snippet storage, code sharing and many other things. However, there were always a few things that bugged me: JSFiddle is very JS oriented, as you can tell even from the name itselfJSFiddle is heavily server-side so there’s always at least the lag of an HTTP request every time you make an action. Mibbit. OwnCloud web services under your control. Web Pages That Suck presents the biggest web design mistakes in 2004 learn usability and good Web design by looking at bad Web design. I've gathered what I think are the biggest web design mistakes committed during the period 1995 to 2015.
Yes, it is a little facetious to say these mistakes will be made in the year 2015, but it's human nature to repeat your mistakes over and over. But it's human nature to repeat your mistakes over and over <grin>. I've added more material to the article—especially the sections on Contrast, Graphics, Flash, JavaScript and Text. I've added more videos and screenshots, including those of sites that have changed. I have proof of how bad they used to be.