Posted by Stuart Montgomery at 12:58 pm
Panel Notes: A Decade of Style
3/10
Sat
Notes from the Decade of Style panel.
- Panel
- Chris Wilson worked on Mosaic, CSS in IE3+
- Doug Bowman
- Molly Holzschlag, WaSP lead
- Eric Meyer, CSS guru
- Key Events
- CSS Zen garden
- Biggest Missing Piece?
- Wilson says need a comprehensive CSS test suite
- Bowman says need variables & constants in CSS
- Holzschlag says a reliable WSIWYG editor
- Has the working group lost its way?
- Wilson thinks it has too tough a challenge
- Holzschlag thinks W3C has “lost its way”
- Hardest part of CSS?
- Wilson (an MSIE engineer) admits “with IE7, we know we dont get everything right; big surprise”
- He says backwards-compatability is the hardest thing
- Holzschlag says teaching people to design with CSS and not just know its syntax is the hardest part.
- How does CSS differ from designing in general?
- Bowman says CSS is not fundamentally a design tool, it is a tool for implementing design.


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