21 Funny - almost got me...

H for handcoding:
Let’s face it. Anyone who really wants a great standards-compliant website knows that without handcoding you’re just lost.
Design tools are there to help prototype page design etc… but for the finishing touch keep your “vi” handy.

M for Microsoft:
Microsoft is one of the greatest standard plattform out there. Let’s not forget this.

posted at 06:14 pm on September 17, 2006 by retro retro

22 z for zeldman ofcource!

if A is not for ala, then Z must be for zeldman for bringing this great alistapart. what say u?;)

posted at 10:13 am on September 18, 2006 by R Bhavesh

23 Untitled

hmm,

for me is G for Google not for Grayscale ;)

greetz
CT

posted at 02:13 am on September 20, 2006 by Cone Tanriverdio

24 Now I know my ABC's...next time won't you sing wit

Brilliant Jack! Just the way to end my virtual evening.

One comment about G is for Greyscale…that is so very 1999…in WCAG 2.0 we will get to use the Lumonisty Contrast Ratio….perhaps G can be for Gez Lemon who is my hero for creating the Colour Contrast Analyser Firefox Extension!
http://juicystudio.com/article/colour-contrast-analyser-firefox-extension.php

posted at 05:12 am on September 22, 2006 by Glenda Sims

25 Untitled

Z – is for Zealot
Zealot like standards zealot, Maczealot etc.

posted at 02:49 pm on September 22, 2006 by Rettentő Sebhelyesfarku

26 I would have thought - G is for Google

Whatever people think about Google, they’re big and just getting bigger. I never used to be a fan, but they generally just do things right.

Nice article by the way, really enjoyed it and learnt a few things along the way.

posted at 03:46 pm on September 22, 2006 by Andrew Chilton

27 P is for "primer"

This is a great primer for those new to web standards. And it was a pleasant lunch-read for a seasoned veteran like myself.

Nice work, Jack!

posted at 11:51 pm on September 25, 2006 by Mark Wyner

28

Zeldman? O is for Orange book.

posted at 01:23 am on October 7, 2006 by Ricky Irvine

29 Open Source

Which open source licenses don’t let you charge for your product?

posted at 03:32 pm on November 30, 2006 by Matt Lee

30 Excellent

Great work Jack!
I’ll bookmark this to read every time I start taking things a bit too seriously…

posted at 12:37 pm on December 2, 2006 by Jordan Clark