This November I decided to participate in NaNoWriMo or National Novel Writing Month. While I didn't succeed based on their criteria, I was very pleased at what I accomplished. Of course, that meant that with the Thanksgiving holiday and guests arriving, it was a very busy month. I did learn that writing 2000+ words per day really isn't that difficult for me, which was a pleasant surprise.

But who cares about that, what about web design, right? Here are the articles you may have missed this month:

• Understanding the HTML5 MARK Element
• HTML5 Outlines—With associated examples
• Ethics and Reviews
• The SUMMARY Element
• The HTML5 SUMMARY and DETAILS Elements—With associated examples for browsers that support those elements
• Changing the Border Space in Tables

Previously in November

November 2010

• HTML for Facebook
• Meta Tag Library
• Drawing Rectangles on HTML5 Canvas
• Click Heat Maps
• Write HTML5 in Dreamweaver
• How to Show Dates in Google to Fight Copyright Infringement
• HTML5 Information

November 2009

• Web Typography Mistakes
• Font Stacks
• Typography on the Web is About Little Details

November 2008

• Contrasting Foreground and Background Colors
• Five Reasons to Learn CSS
• How to Add a Caption to Your Images
• Web Grids

November 2007

• Writing Great Alt Text
• Create a Pull Quote in HTML and CSS
• What is Search Engine Optimization?

Even further back:

• 2006 Articles
• 2005 Articles
• 2004 Articles
• 2003 Articles
• 2002 Articles
• 2001 Articles
• 2000 Articles
• 1999 Articles
• 1998 Articles
• 1997 Articles

November in Review originally appeared on About.com Web Design / HTML on Wednesday, November 30th, 2011 at 16:01:54.

Permalink | Comment | Email this