Welcome

John Oxton | 14 April 2006

Welcome to the box fresh Bite Size Standards. There’s not a lot of content here at the moment and we will probably still be tweaking a few things under the hood for a little while, but here it is!

Have a look around and leave your thoughts and ideas in the comments, if you feel so inclined.

Oh! and don’t forget to subscribe, we wouldn’t want you to miss anything.

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About the Author

John Oxton is a web developer based in the Cotswolds (UK), a distinctly Hobbition-like part of the world. He began designing and developing websites in 1999. In 2006 he co-authored Blog Design Solutions, a Friends of Ed book about, well, solutions to designing blogs.

Though often found trying to distance himself from it, there seems to be no escaping the fact that joshuaink.com is his foul-mouthed mess and no one else’s. If asked by a potential client, though, he officially blogs at johnoxton.co.uk which he will get around to finishing one day soon-ish.

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Dave HS : http://dhs.neuropirate.com/

14 April 2006, 06:23 : Permanent link to comment

Site looks great – can’t wait til it launches and starts to pick up momentum!
Jeroen Mulder : http://www.jeroenmulder.com/

14 April 2006, 11:52 : Permanent link to comment

Very nice idea and design. Adding it to my feeds and I am looking forward to the updates :-)
Nathan Pitman : http://www.nathanpitman.com

14 April 2006, 12:33 : Permanent link to comment

Congrats on the launch!
Shawn Grimes : http://www.sporadicnonsense.com

14 April 2006, 13:18 : Permanent link to comment

Looks very nice thus far John and all involved. Already got it bookmarked and subscribed. I look forward to many great “bites” from you all.
Stuart Frisby : http://www.36-degrees.co.uk

14 April 2006, 13:27 : Permanent link to comment

Well done everyone involved, looking forward to seeing what everyone comes up with, and hopefully I’ll be able to contribute something at some point.
Mitch : http://mitch.contla.net

14 April 2006, 21:41 : Permanent link to comment

“busy web designers don’t always have time to read or write lengthy tutorials”

You hit the nail on the head! What a concept!

Looking foward to great things. Happy you are here. Good luck.
Jon Leighton : http://turnipspatch.com/

15 April 2006, 02:13 : Permanent link to comment

Congrats John and everyone else involved :)
Tom Willmot : http://www.willmot.org

15 April 2006, 03:28 : Permanent link to comment

Great Idea, have subscribed and am waiting for more!

Nice to see someone coming up with a sensible way to fill a real need.
Joseph Becher : http://jwebnet.net

15 April 2006, 03:44 : Permanent link to comment

Super! I’ve bookmarked every page to my delicious and added the feed to my bloglines. Now I just need the time to read it all :)
Brian Delicata : http://www.briandelicata.com

15 April 2006, 07:58 : Permanent link to comment

Thanks John and the rest of the contributors for this great resource.
David : http://climaxdesigns.com

15 April 2006, 09:50 : Permanent link to comment

yeah i have a tutorial site that im trying to keep updated and have desiced that short and sweet is the way to go.
Chris Gwynne : http://www.chrisgwynne.com/

15 April 2006, 12:53 : Permanent link to comment

Awesome site, good luck with it! =)
Colly : http://www.collylogic.com

15 April 2006, 16:40 : Permanent link to comment

It’s a wonderful thing. Nice team effort too. Good work folks…
Mark Foyle : http://www.markfoyle.com

16 April 2006, 08:49 : Permanent link to comment

Brilliant idea – loving the whole motivation behind the site. Short and sweet is definitely the way to go. Looking forward to some really useful tid-bits in the future!
luxuryluke : http://brandamage.com

17 April 2006, 07:10 : Permanent link to comment

This sit is a rockin’ cool idea. A real boon to those of us looking for bits of good web advice in simple articles. They appear to be oft-overlooked bits, too!
Cheers, Luke
Sean Fraser : http://www.elementary-group-standards.com

17 April 2006, 07:41 : Permanent link to comment

Extremely nice! Everything about it is a “tutorial”: structure, code and design. Why did you decide on HTML 4 Strict instead of XHTML?
david : http://climaxdesigns.com

17 April 2006, 19:03 : Permanent link to comment

hey you guys dont have an email address anywhere. the fonts int the bottom portion i think you are using lucide grandes or something, but anyway they are coming out jagged. here is a screen shot. when i increase my font size its fine, but on a regular size looks off.
David : http://climaxdesigns.com

17 April 2006, 19:04 : Permanent link to comment

sorry it is .jpg not .gif
jim : http://www.jimbarter.co.uk

18 April 2006, 02:32 : Permanent link to comment

Looking good!

and you launched on my birthday!

:-)
Marc Luzietti : http://www.absynthe.biz

18 April 2006, 10:04 : Permanent link to comment

Very 24ways. :) http://24ways.org/

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