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Jul
30
2007

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by Alan Pritt

Almost makes me proud that I've never used Front Page nor Dreamweaver nor taken any technical classes on the subject.

Every time I come across the useit.com site I try to remain calm and give it more of a chance (initial impressions of that site are really bad). So I decided to subscribe to his RSS feed this time; but I was quickly reminded that he doesn't have one. I actually thought he was trying to be ironic when I first encountered his site, but his advice is actually not awful. Drives me a little bit mad!

Though, frankly, I'm not a fan of the Warner Bros site either. They may grasp the wonder that is Drupal, but I don't think they understand any of the other areas you say are important.

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